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Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Barbara RogoffLearning by Living: Barbara Rogoff on Sociocultural LearningListen now In this episode of Talking Early Years, I’m in conversation with one of the most influential thinkers in developmental psychology, Professor Barbara Rogoff, whose work on sociocultural learning in early childhood has reshaped how the world understands children and learning.
2026-02-0246 min
Oliver CallanThe Sky is Not Enough with June O’SullivanNovelist June O’Sullivan drops by to tell us about a fascinating woman from her local village who she had to bring back to life on the page.
2026-01-2716 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Howard Roberts This week on the podcast, I’m joined by Howard Roberts, a creative strategist whose superpower is curiosity. The real kind—the kind that asks why, digs deeper, challenges the status quo, and isn’t satisfied with surface-level answers. In the Early Years, we know just how powerful curiosity is. It’s the engine of learning, the spark of joy, the heart of play. But what happens when we apply that same thinking to big public issues—like how we help people truly feel why the Early Years matter?
2026-01-0945 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Sam WassI’ve just finished recording a podcast with Professor Sam Wass, and I’m still buzzing. He is Director of the Institute for the Science of Early Years at the University of East London. You may also know him from The Secret Life of Four-Year-Olds. His research is fascinating because it brings neuroscience right into the nursery, helping us understand what children’s brains are telling us about their experiences.Sam’s research brings neuroscience directly into early years settings. He uses microphones, cameras and stress monitors to measure how babies and young children actually experience the environm...
2025-11-2839 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Catherine LippeWhy Nursery Chefs Are Our Unsung Food ChampionsI recently spoke with Catherine Lippe, a registered nutritionist with more than 18 years’ experience in Early Years nutrition. She reminded me that nursery chefs are far more than cooks; they are “food champions” whose work directly supports children’s development and helps address wider issues of health inequality.With the new EYFS nutrition guidance offering clearer direction, there’s a real opportunity to place food firmly at the heart of nursery life. But guidance alone won’t cut it; we need training, funding, and recognition for the peop...
2025-10-1641 min
Circle Time - The Early Years PodcastThe one about "School Readiness" with Dr Lala Manners and Dr June O'Sullivan OBEA brand new season for Circle Time The Early Years Podcast, and it's great to have not one, but two amazing guests on our first edition. Returning to Circle Time is Dr Lala Manners, alongside her great friend and colleague, Dr June O'Sullivan OBE (making her Circle Time debut), who have been working on a new book exploring the common misconceptions of School Readiness. What does it actually mean, and how can nursery and school work together to make this a transition that puts the child at the heart.
2025-10-1438 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: In Conversation with Peter MossEarly childhood education is not a neutral or technical service—it is a deeply political space and this is the focus of my podcast guest Professor Peter Moss, the well-known and outspoken academic critic of the UK Early Years policies. He argues that every decision about how we organise, fund, and value the early years reflects our collective beliefs about children, families, and the society we want to build. Yet in England, political action often avoids asking the most important question: What is early education for?
2025-09-2237 min
Tiny Chair Podcast10. June O'Sullivan, Early Years teachers, and terrific twosDr June O'Sullivan is the CEO of the London Early Years Foundation. June has headed projects involving intergenerational care, parents in prisons, sustainability, bringing more men into the EY sector, engaging dads, ratios, Ofsted, the role of chefs, and many, many more. June has an OBE for services to education, recently got her doctorate in developing sustainability sustainability, informed staff, and has co authored many, many guides and books, including the Twoness of Twos.Links in the episodePrison article - https://www.leyf.org.uk/news/what-has-prison-got-to-do-with-early-years/LEYF prison...
2025-08-2747 min
Tiny Chair Podcast10. June O'Sullivan, Early Years teachers, and terrific twosDr June O'Sullivan is the CEO of the London Early Years Foundation. June has headed projects involving intergenerational care, parents in prisons, sustainability, bringing more men into the EY sector, engaging dads, ratios, Ofsted, the role of chefs, and many, many more. June has an OBE for services to education, recently got her doctorate in developing sustainability sustainability, informed staff, and has co authored many, many guides and books, including the Twoness of Twos.Links in the episodePrison article - https://www.leyf.org.uk/news/what-has-prison-got-to-do-with-early-years/LEYF prison pack download - https://mailchi.mp/4364d5fb0b61/a5...
2025-08-2747 min
Way of Champions PodcastTools for Implementing the Way of Champions Culture with Matt Booth, Jerry Lynch and John O'SullivanIn June of 2025, John and Jerry gathered in Lake George, Colorado with 30 coaches, athletic directors, and sport performance coaches for our first ever Way of Champions Retreat and Certification program. Over the course of four days and three nights of intense inner work, group discussions, hikes and delicious meals, we gave these coaches not only tools, but a deep understanding of what it means to bring this type of work to your team, school and community. It was an incredible event, life changing for some, and according to our participants more impactful than any coach development event they have...
2025-08-151h 10Way of Champions PodcastTools for Implementing the Way of Champions Culture with Matt Booth, Jerry Lynch and John O'SullivanIn June of 2025, John and Jerry gathered in Lake George, Colorado with 30 coaches, athletic directors, and sport performance coaches for our first ever Way of Champions Retreat and Certification program. Over the course of four days and three nights of intense inner work, group discussions, hikes and delicious meals, we gave these coaches not only tools, but a deep understanding of what it means to bring this type of work to your team, school and community. It was an incredible event, life changing for some, and according to our participants more impactful than any coach development event they have...
2025-08-151h 10Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Ellen SandseterRisky Play or Not Risky Play - That is the Question!Ellen Sandseter is a well-known professor at Queen Maud University College for Early Childhood Education in Trondheim, Norway but we all know her for her thoughtful and challenging work on risky play.If you are interested in a conversation about risky play from a leader in the field, listen here!
2025-07-2639 min
Good Podcasts‘A decent CEO sticks around when things are hard’ – June O’Sullivan, CEO of the London Early Years FoundationOne of the most respected social enterprise leaders in the UK, June O’Sullivan has led LEYF for the past two decades, overcoming the hardest challenges with her characteristic combination of determination and stubbornness. Speaking to host Tim West on the Good Leaders podcast, the winner of the WISE100 Social Business Woman of the Year gives us a lesson in social enterprise, impact and leadership. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-07-221h 02Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Sue EgersdorffThe Power of Intergenerational NurseriesIn this podcast, I speak to Sue Egersdorff, co-founder of the intergenerational Ready Generations Nursery at Belong, in Chester. Her work is a powerful reminder that early childhood settings are not just educational spaces – they’re deeply embedded in the wider social and political landscape.
2025-07-0746 min
New Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Cancer New Moon Galactic Astrology THE POWER OF STILLNESS June 2025Cancer New Moon Galactic Astrology Reading. The New Moon in Cancer on June 25, 2025 at 4 degrees is trine Virgo-Syrma. The ruler of the new moon is the Moon. Join Ulrika for an intuitive reading of three galactic energy themes of this moon. *THIS PODCAST INCLUDES VISUALS, SO EPISODE MAY BE BEST FOLLOWED ON VIDEO FORMAT AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE OR SPOTIFY #astrology #galacticastrology #newmoon #astrology #cancernewmoon #intuitiveastrology #multidimensional #starseed #energyupdate #astrologyreading #ageofaquarius #quantumsoulDOWNLOAD the free Galactic Alignments Reference Guide: https://ulrikasullivan.com/galactic-alignments-1JOIN YouTube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvNGRU3ms6...
2025-06-1337 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Cancer New Moon Galactic Astrology THE POWER OF STILLNESS June 2025Cancer New Moon Galactic Astrology Reading. The New Moon in Cancer on June 25, 2025 at 4 degrees is trine Virgo-Syrma. The ruler of the new moon is the Moon. Join Ulrika for an intuitive reading of three galactic energy themes of this moon. #astrology #galacticastrology #newmoon #astrology #cancernewmoon #intuitiveastrology #multidimensional #starseed #energyupdate #astrologyreading #ageofaquarius #quantumsoulDOWNLOAD the free Galactic Alignments Reference Guide: https://ulrikasullivan.com/galactic-alignments-1JOIN YouTube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvNGRU3ms6Q6FBI6BdyIHUA/joinIn this Cancer New Moon video you'll receive the...
2025-06-1337 min
The Tom Sullivan ShowEpisode June 3rd 2025News of the day June 3rd 2025Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tom-sullivan-show--6632619/support.
2025-06-0427 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Greg BottrillAre children deprived of the opportunity to play?......is not a new question, but one that continues to be tackled on many levels. Greg Bottrill’s book 'Can I Go and Play Now?' remains a catalyst for the conversation and highlights the importance of adults as loving companions, advocating for children’s right to a childhood.
2025-05-3033 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Sagittarius Full Moon Galactic Astrology QUANTUM LEAP June 2025Sagittarius Full Moon Galactic Astrology. The Full Moon at 20 degrees on June 11, 2025 is opposite Lepus-Nihal. The ruler of the Full Moon is Jupiter. This Full Moon is providing expansive quantum leap energy. THIS PODCAST INCLUDES VISUALS, SO EPISDOE MAY BE BEST FOLLOWED ON VIDEO FORMAT AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE OR SPOTIFY #2025astrology #futurehuman #multidimensional #quantumhealing #galacticastrology #quantumsoul #souljourney Download the Galactic Alignments Reference Guide: https://ulrikasullivan.com/galactic-alignments-1Join Ulrika's YouTube Membership (members-only videos @ Galaxy-level) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvNGRU3ms6Q6FBI6BdyIHUA/join
2025-05-2940 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Sagittarius Full Moon Galactic Astrology QUANTUM LEAP June 2025Sagittarius Full Moon Galactic Astrology. The Full Moon at 20 degrees on June 11, 2025 is opposite Lepus-Nihal. The ruler of the Full Moon is Jupiter. This Full Moon is providing expansive quantum leap energy. #2025astrology #futurehuman #multidimensional #quantumhealing #galacticastrology #quantumsoul #souljourney Download the Galactic Alignments Reference Guide: https://ulrikasullivan.com/galactic-alignments-1Join Ulrika's YouTube Membership (members-only videos @ Galaxy-level) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvNGRU3ms6Q6FBI6BdyIHUA/joinBuy Ulrika's book: https://www.amazon.com/Wisdom-Beyond-What-You-Know/dp/B09NRK41T6...
2025-05-2940 min
Historic California NewsSan Diego Zoo Helps Endangered Tasmanian Devils - June 26, 2014Episode Number 91 - Original Airdate: June 26, 2014San Diego Zoo Helps Endangered Tasmanian DevilsVideo EpisodeThe Tasmanian Devil, an animal native to the Australian state of Tasmania, has become endangered by a rare contagious cancer. Mike O'Sullivan reports that the San Diego Zoo is part of an international effort to save the species.This episode of Historic California News was originally broadcast on Voice of America on June 26, 2014, and was produced and reported by West Coast Bureau Chief, Mike O'Sullivan in Los Angeles. This content is...
2025-05-2301 minHistoric California NewsHollywood Composer Richard Sherman Inspires with Music - June 6, 2014Episode Number 86 - Original Airdate: June 6, 2014Hollywood Composer Richard Sherman Inspires with MusicVideo EpisodeThe Sherman brothers, the songwriting team behind such hit Disney films as Mary Poppins, captured the spirit of an optimistic age. VOA's Mike O'Sullivan reports that Richard Sherman has been honored in Hollywood for his work inspiring young people with music.This episode of Historic California News was originally broadcast on Voice of America on June 6, 2014, and was produced and reported by West Coast Bureau Chief, Mike O'Sullivan in Los Angeles...
2025-05-2202 minHistoric California NewsShifting Consumer Tastes Change Fast Food Industry - June 9, 2015Episode Number 79 - Original Airdate: June 9, 2015Shifting Consumer Tastes Change Fast Food IndustrySpecial Video EpisodeFast food giants are facing demanding customers who want healthy food that can be tailored to individual tastes. Mike O'Sullivan reports from Los Angeles that the fast food industry is responding to consumers who want more than just hamburgers and French fries.This episode of Historic California News was originally broadcast on Voice of America on June 9, 2015, and was produced and reported by West Coast Bureau Chief, Mike O'Sullivan in...
2025-05-2102 minHistoric California NewsSummit of the Americas to Tackle Regional Problems Despite Absences - June 3, 2022Episode Number 78 - Original Airdate: June 3, 2022Summit of the Americas to Tackle Regional Problems Despite AbsencesThe Summit of the Americas will bring leaders of the Western Hemisphere to Los Angeles June 6-10, but the guest list remains uncertain. Mike O'Sullivan reports that Mexico's president objects to the exclusion of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua and has threatened to boycott the meeting. Camera: Mike O’SullivanThis episode of Historic California News was originally broadcast on Voice of America on June 3, 2022, and was produced and reported by We...
2025-05-2003 minHistoric California NewsAmerica and Guns The Inside Story from Uvalde, Texas - Special Video Episode - June 9, 2022Episode Number 59 - Original Airdate: June 9, 2022America and Guns: The Inside Story from Uvalde, TexasSpecial Video EpisodeUnder the Second Amendment of the US Constitution, Americans have the right to own guns. A wave of mass shootings is forcing a political debate over new gun laws. This report by Mike O’Sullivan in Uvalde, Texas, originally aired as a segment of The Inside Story’s “America & Guns”. This episode of Historic California News was originally broadcast on Voice of America on June 9, 2022, and was produced and repo...
2025-05-1202 minHistoric California NewsAmerican Immigrants Weigh-In on Trump Border Policies - June 30, 2018Episode Number 45 - Original Airdate: June 30, 2018American Immigrants Weigh-In on Trump Border PoliciesThis episode of Historic California News takes listeners back to the first administration of President Donald Trump. As Americans debate the Trump administration’s hardened immigration policies, one group of citizens has first-hand experience with the process: the more than 43 million Americans who lawfully immigrated to the country.This episode of Historic California News was originally broadcast on Voice of America on June 30, 2018, and was produced and reported by West Coast Bureau Ch...
2025-05-0803 minHistoric California NewsAnniversary Holds Memories for Japanese Americans War Vets - June 19, 2015Episode Number 37 - Original Airdate: June 19, 2015Anniversary Holds Memories for Japanese Americans War VetsThis year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, and American veterans of the war have been holding commemorations. A gathering in Los Angeles brought back memories for Japanese Americans who served while their families were held in internment camps. The commemoration in the Los Angeles Little Tokyo neighborhood honored Japanese American veterans who served in combat, construction and intelligence units, while the families of most were held in camps...
2025-05-0603 minHistoric California NewsLabor Advocates Celebrate Los Angeles Wage Victory - June 4, 2015Episode Number 35 - Original Airdate: June 4, 2015Labor Advocates Celebrate Los Angeles Wage VictoryLos Angeles is about to become the largest American city to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour, an increase to be phased in over five years. The wage is more than twice the current minimum rate required by U.S. law. It's the latest victory in a national drive by labor unions and low-income workers, but some business groups say it will cost jobs.This story was originally aired...
2025-05-0503 minHistoric California NewsGlobal Study: Growing Pentecostal Churches Have Social Mission - June 30, 2011Episode Number 20 - Original Airdate: June 30, 2011Global Study: Growing Pentecostal Churches Have Social MissionReligion scholars say the fastest-growing form of Christianity is Pentecostalism, with its exuberant worship and belief in the so-called gifts of the Spirit, including speaking in tongues and divine healing. Researchers say Pentecostals and charismatics - Catholics and others who share in Pentecostal practices - make up one-quarter of the world’s Christians, with the greatest numbers in the developing world. A new study finds the fastest-growing Pentecostal churches are tackling social problems in th...
2025-04-3004 minHistoric California NewsBehind Policy Debate, There's Human Drama at US-Mexico Border - June 6, 2010Episode Number 14 - Original Airdate: June 6, 2010Behind Policy Debate, There's Human Drama at US-Mexico BorderThe southern U.S. border with Mexico is the focus of political debate over illegal immigration. But human dramas play out every day along the border. In Nogales, Arizona, the conflict pits U.S. ranchers and residents against migrants trying to cross the border illegally.This story was originally aired on January 29, 2010 on Voice of America, and was produced and reported by West Coast Bureau Chief, Mike O'Sullivan.
2025-04-2804 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Frank Cottrell-BoyceIf you have been frog marched through books, why would you ever read for pleasure? asks Frank Cottrell-Boyce, the Children’s Book Laureate. The award-winning author and screenwriter Frank Cotterell Boyce is the 13th Children's Laureate of the United Kingdom, a role created by The BookTrust to champion every child’s right to a lifetime enriched with books and stories – recognising the transformative power of reading in children's lives. Join us on the podcast and hear Frank talk about the rights of children to stories, books, libraries and what he would do with a magic w
2025-04-0839 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Jools PageProfessional Love: The Beating Heart of Early Years Education and Care On Valentine’s Day, there is much talk about romantic love, but we are talking about a very different kind of love; professional love, a term coined by Dr Jools Page and familiar to many colleagues across the Early Years sector. Introducing the phrase professional love gave permission to Early Years colleagues to use the word ‘love’ in the professional context. I was delighted to replace the word ‘care’ with ‘love’ because for many, the relationship we have with the childre...
2025-02-1440 min
Trauma UndoneUse Your Dreams To Heal w/ Kelly Sullivan WaldenKelly Sullivan Walden, widely known as the "Dream Doctor" and the author of A Crisis is a Terrible Thing to Waste, shares her journey of resilience, from navigating near-death experiences to developing a powerful formula for overcoming adversity. Through her stories—ranging from Hollywood struggles to surviving a hot air balloon crash—she reveals how crises can be transformative opportunities for growth, healing, and self-discovery. 💭 What’s your nitty gritty shitty list? – Kelly challenges you to embrace your struggles by reframing them as stepping stones to transformation.👩👧👧 Growing Up in Chaos & Hollywood – Raised in a household of fi...
2025-02-1347 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Louise HannanUnpacking The Twoness of Twos The Government has agreed to continue the roll out of funded places for two-year-olds, with talk of putting them into schools. Many are concerned that this plan may ignore the uniqueness of the two-year-olds. To mitigate this, my colleague Louise Hannan, (currently researching the emotional environment for two-year-olds) and I have refreshed the original Twoness of Twos report to raise awareness about our role in ensuring two-year-olds thrive in every setting. Listen in to find out more. Download the report for FREE here - https...
2025-01-0938 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Jen SingerA Right to be Children: The Importance of the Design Architecture The importance of architecture to Early Years is often misunderstood. The building is part of the enabling environment and needs to be designed to support learning by creating the right environment and resources both indoors and outside. They are also integral to meeting the sustainability pillars; economic, social and environments in their design for example where they are situated, and how they support local communities and the local biodiversity. Nowadays, people are thinking even more about the towns and cities, the city of play an...
2024-12-1836 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Sarah RonanSarah Ronan is the director of the Early Education and Childcare Coalition (EECC) – an organisation made up of 35 members which represent children, parents, providers, the Early Years workforce and the wider business community.Like many others in the Early Years sector, Sarah's journey is deeply personal. Her own experiences with inaccessible childcare, combined with her passion for women’s issues, led her to work with organisations like the Women’s Budget Group and Pregnant Then Screwed. She firmly believes that access to childcare is a core feminist issue – not only for women as parents but also for the pred...
2024-12-0926 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Eunice LumsdenThere is a lot of concern about recently qualified staff who appear to find adjusting to the workplace a challenge and seem to have emerged with degrees which are low quality. As an employer of nearly 1000 staff, that is an issue, because my job isn’t simply to recruit staff but to succession plan ( and I don’t mean that in a Brian Cox sort of way!). Therefore, these concerns which I am hearing about from many quarters are of concern. But are these facts or rumours and setting out self -fulfilling prophesies? Is it just university ranking snobbe...
2024-11-2135 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan, Barbara Crowther and Jaynaide PowisIt seems strange that in 2024 parents feel the need to lead a campaign about healthy food, but with the help of the Children’s Food Campaign at Sustain, that’s exactly what they are doing. Indeed, they managed to get to meet members of parliament to share their manifesto with them. In this podcast I speak to Barbara Crowther, Children’s Food Campaign Manager at Sustain and parent ambassador Jaynaide Powis about their comprehensive polling of over 2,000 parents conducted by Savanta and the Children’s Food Campaign which has helped determine the biggest challeng...
2024-11-1340 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Ofsted (Wendy Ratcliff & Sam Sleeman-Boss)Getting into your Ofsted Groove!In this podcast I talk to Wendy Ratcliff and Sam Sleeman-Boss from Ofsted about the Big Listen, refreshed handbooks, new complaints procedure and the research review series and how they are feeling about the Ofsted Academy and the future of Ofsted. While there are some things they cannot answer yet, like how will Ofsted reshape, I am holding them to the promise of a research report on babies especially with the expansion of childcare to include little babies of 9-months-old.The conclusion of the conversation confirms...
2024-10-2339 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Alison ClarkSlow Pedagogy Slow pedagogy calls for compassion where we actively do something to address suffering. During Covid, the LEYF staff running our 15 nurseries for key workers had a call with me at 3pm every day. I looked forward to our chats and it wasn’t long until they we talking about how the reduction in numbers of children, time to play, less curricular demands and fewer wider issues was positively impacting on the children and they in turn were slowing down the pedagogy to allow the children time to just enjoy being children.Let...
2024-09-0930 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Sally HoggBaby, It’s Time Do you think babies are a focus of care and education policy enough? Do we have a baby policy blind spot? We think so! This is the subject of my conversation with Sally Hogg, Senior Policy Fellow at the Centre for Research on Playing Education, Development and Learning better known as PEDAL. Why has this issue become so important now? Well, because of the speed of the childcare expansion. From September, babies from nine months will be able to access a nursery place. Getting it right fr...
2024-07-1524 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Capricorn Full Moon Galactic Astrology INNER SPARK TRUE SELF June 2024Capricorn Full Moon Galactic Astrology. The Full Moon at 1 degree on June 21, 2024 is a resilient one opposite Orion-Betelgeuse. The ruler of this Full Moon is Saturn conjunct Nessus, highlighting ancestral karma. Join Ulrika for this intuitive reading of three energetic themes related to the full moon from a galactic perspective.
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0:00 Introduction - Two Full Moons Capricorn, Saturn conjunct Nessus (7066) Orion Betelgeuse, Release ancestral heritage, True Self Emergence. Saturn Retrograde process until February 2025.
9:14 THEME 1: RESILIENT BIRTH OF THE TRUE YOU - Full Moon role of Shapley Attractor and Super Galactic...
2024-06-1235 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Capricorn Full Moon Galactic Astrology INNER SPARK TRUE SELF June 2024Capricorn Full Moon Galactic Astrology. The Full Moon at 1 degree on June 21, 2024 is a resilient one opposite Orion-Betelgeuse. The ruler of this Full Moon is Saturn conjunct Nessus, highlighting ancestral karma. Join Ulrika for this intuitive reading of three energetic themes related to the full moon from a galactic perspective.
https://ulrikasullivan.com/quantum-galactic
0:00 Introduction - Two Full Moons Capricorn, Saturn conjunct Nessus (7066) Orion Betelgeuse, Release ancestral heritage, True Self Emergence. Saturn Retrograde process until February 2025.
9:14 THEME 1: RESILIENT BIRTH OF THE TRUE YOU - Full Moon role of Shapley Attractor and Super Galactic...
2024-06-1235 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Gemini New Moon Galactic Astrology AN ABUNDANT NEW REALITY June 2024Gemini New Moon Galactic Astrology Reading June 6, 2024. The New Moon in Gemini is an abundant one at 16 degrees conjunct Venus and fixed star Orion-Rigel. The ruler of the moon is Mercury conjunct Hyades Star Cluster. Join Ulrika for this intuitive reading of three energetic themes related to the new moon from a galactic perspective. #galacticastrology #newmoon #astrology #gemininewmoon #multidimensional #starseed #energyreading #orionstarseed #haumea #arcturus
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0:00 Introduction - Focus on Orion constellation, Venus conjunct New Moon, Orion-Rigel, opposite Great Attractor, Coming back to wholeness, integration, Mercury conjunct Hyades Star Cluster. Asteroid Eros...
2024-05-3135 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Gemini New Moon Galactic Astrology AN ABUNDANT NEW REALITY June 2024Gemini New Moon Galactic Astrology Reading June 6, 2024. The New Moon in Gemini is an abundant one at 16 degrees conjunct Venus and fixed star Orion-Rigel. The ruler of the moon is Mercury conjunct Hyades Star Cluster. Join Ulrika for this intuitive reading of three energetic themes related to the new moon from a galactic perspective. #galacticastrology #newmoon #astrology #gemininewmoon #multidimensional #starseed #energyreading #orionstarseed #haumea #arcturus
Visit: https://ulrikasullivan.com/quantum-galactic
0:00 Introduction - Focus on Orion constellation, Venus conjunct New Moon, Orion-Rigel, opposite Great Attractor, Coming back to wholeness, integration, Mercury conjunct Hyades Star Cluster. Asteroid Eros...
2024-05-3135 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Professor Al Aynsley-GreenIt’s fitting that this podcast is being aired on International Children’s Day because Sir Al is a huge advocate for children over his very busy and noteworthy 50 years. His message is powerful, and he pulls no punches about his frustration over the failure of our country to take seriously the importance of children, and particularly those in the Early Years. “Every child should be given the resources to achieve her or his full potential. Now, why don't we have that being articulated, let alone actioned? It is utterly dire in my view.” He despairs at...
2024-05-3135 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Prue LeithIn this podcast with Prue Leith, we discover that Prue’s approach to life is summed up by her autobiography, “I'd Try Anything Once” and the more she talks the more you believe it! From posh white girl in South Africa to judge on Bake Off, food dominates Prue’s career. Her passion is undimmed as is her patience with the stupidity of politicians. She provides an entertaining but thoughtful summary of her efforts to put small children's health and access to food right at the centre of modern politics. We might even end up with a Masterchef for Nursery cu...
2024-04-2439 min
Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Dr Ger Graus“I see myself as the Benjamin Button of Education” In conversation with Dr Ger Graus. The power of play is recognised within the Early Years sector as essential to children’s development. Playing is a child’s right and is our main teaching tool. As Friedrich Froebel said so eloquently back in 1837, “Play is the highest expression of human development in childhood for it alone is the free expression of what is in a child's soul.” Yet today, we are limiting children’s opportunity for play more and more. I still hear people’s stor...
2024-03-2136 min
Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Andy Keen-DownsAccording to Barnardos, it is estimated that there are up to 310,000 children every year with a parent in prison in England and Wales. And for those children, this can lead to poor physical and mental health and significant trauma, especially as some of them will have witnessed some of the criminal activity or even the arrest of their parent. It is not unheard that no one collects a child from school because they have been convicted at a court hearing earlier in the day. Can you imagine the impact on a child?These conversations led to...
2024-03-1332 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Matt ArnerichMy first Podcast of 2024 is an interview with the very delightful Matt Arnerich, Director of Brand & Comms at Famly – an Early Childhood Platform that bridges the collaboration gap between the grown-ups who raise young children. It supports around 6,000 Early Years providers and families to communicate, share information, run their business and learn new things. Whilst we don’t subscribe to Famly’s platform at LEYF, we are very supportive of its work. I wanted to talk to Matt about his international perspective of Early Years Education and Care (EYEC), what he thinks are the benefits of digi...
2024-01-2428 min
Welcome to CloudlandiaEp115: Creative Investing and the Search for WellnessIn today's episode of Cloudlandia we weave through various topics. Dan shares his journey with stem cell treatments, from the miraculous changes in his mobility and pain to the improvements in Babs' condition post-injections.
As we delve into regenerative therapies, discover the future of diagnostics where AI and DNA merge to transform healthcare. I also recount surprising neurofeedback session benefits and reflections on technology's paradigm shifts over time.
Our discussion explores Indify's pioneering artist venture capital model and investing in human potential, drawing inspiration from visionaries like Musk and Jobs.
Lastly we examine...
2024-01-171h 01
Welcome to CloudlandiaEp113: Revolutionizing Health, Wealth, and TechIn today's Welcome to Cloudlandia episode, Dan shares his experience with stem cell treatments, from his different injections to increased energy and improved brain function.
Next, we explore the fascinating realm of intelligent money exemplified by Indify and how it empowers creators by potentially disrupting the music industry through musicians' futures.
Lastly, we make a special announcement about our first Free Zone event in Toronto this June. Join us for insights on innovative concepts that can upgrade our lives.
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
We delve into the world of stem cell treatments, s...
2024-01-051h 01Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Salas BaldeWorkout to Help with Salas… and Bring Kindness to the World Life is very serendipitous and leads to meeting some very engaging people who want to do something helpful with their time on this earth. Salas Baldas is one of these people. I heard about his work from a friend of mine who attended his workouts during Covid lockdown and then I discovered how he developed these workouts to support people all over the world through his project ’Workout to Help’. Salas was born in Guinea Bissau in West Africa, moved to Portugal, Lisbon wh...
2023-12-1824 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: What have Food Banks got to do with the Early Years?As an organisation, we have always been involved with issues of poverty and it was interesting to find that back in 1926 we were involved with the National Cookery School of Cookery which is a slightly different twist to what we are doing now. Our organisation then was known as the City of Westminster Society of Health and was helping parents to learn how to cook to support their children’s health. Children were dying from malnutrition because they had too little to eat whilst today, children from poorer families are suffering from obesity resulting from a diet of poor-quality fo...
2023-12-0825 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: What’s Age Got to Do With It?My guest, Stuart Lewis, CEO of Rest Less, began to think about another response after conversations with his dad about the length of retirement. He noted that his dad would have spent 25 years in retirement which is enough time to rethink a career. I totally understood that because my own Dad only stopped driving his taxi aged 75 and probably would have gone on longer but he had to care for my mother. After his dad died, Stuart watched a programme about an intergenerational nursery and was moved by the benefits of having older people and children together. Und...
2023-12-0824 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: Why are Men in Childcare such a rare species?For International Men’s Day on the 19th November 2012, I invited as many men as I could find who worked in Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) to join us for a drink to discuss how we might build a London Men in Childcare Network.We wanted to create a place where we could learn from the men who worked in Early Years about how they were experiencing the sector. The evening was sparked by a conversation with David Stevens, who persuaded me that we should do more about encouraging Men in Childcare (MiC) across the sector, not...
2023-12-0832 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years with June O'Sullivan: in conversation with Dr Will NormanIt is not every day you get to talk to the Mayor’s Walking & Cycling Commissioner, but this is exactly who I am talking to in this podcast. Dr. Will Norman became London's first Walking and Cycling Commissioner in 2016 and now leads the Mayor’s work to make the capital’s streets safer for walking and cycling, enabling thousands more Londoners to choose greener, cleaner and healthier ways of traveling around the city. Being able to walk and cycle safely in the city should be the right of every family in London, yet many London parents believe the capi...
2023-12-0833 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: In conversation with Solitaire TownsendSolitaire Townsend is a remarkable woman. She is one of the leading international voices on communicating sustainability. In 2001, she co-founded Futerra, one of the few UK communications consultancies to specialise solely in sustainable development and corporate social responsibility. She has worked with senior management on internal and external initiatives across the UK, Europe and North America, implementing real and impactful solutions for a broad range of businesses, governments and NGO's including Unilever, Barnet Council, Shell, DECC, DFID, Defra and Greenpeace. She is also a member of the UN Sustainable Lifestyles Taskforce and a member of the Green A...
2023-12-0834 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: In conversation with Sarah RonanSarah Ronan, Director of the recently formed Early Education and Care Coalition (EECC) joined me to talk about the EECC. As a fellow Cork woman, she got a warm welcome!The Early Years sector is often criticised for not always speaking with one voice, a consequence of being part of a very fragmented sector. The Coalition has been developing over the past year and is the brainchild of Lucie Stephens who some people will know from her work at the New Economics Foundation.The Coalition has been set up to raise the importance of the...
2023-12-0828 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: Celebrating 120 Years at LEYFThe Year That is 2023 – This year, we are proud to celebrate 120 years of LEYF. It’s been fascinating to reflect back on what has changed over that time (both good and bad) and what essentially remains the same. I consider children to be the litmus test of society and my reflections support this. Listen in to my interview reflecting on the LEYF history with two of our longest serving LEYF staff – Maureen and Gary, and one of our apprentices, Danayt.Look out for our new Podcast series of “Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things” and we are kicking...
2023-12-061h 08Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Stephen GribbenI was introduced to coaching by Stephen Gribben many years ago. It was an interesting experience, and one I was not too sure how to make the best use of his generous pro bono service. However, I soon warmed to the idea of coaching which has remained with me and today we now put as many staff as possible through the Level 3 Diploma in Coaching. Since then, Stephen has written a very informative book which has explored the subject even further. In this podcast we explore why people choose to be coached, what are their coaching intentions, do...
2023-11-2020 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things - Food Poverty with Alethea and CherylWhat have Food Banks got to do with the Early Years? This year, LEYF is celebrating 120 years of history. In doing so, we are reflecting on what was in order to look towards the future. As an organisation, we have always been involved with issues of poverty and it was interesting to find that back in 1926 we were involved with the National Cookery School of Cookery which is a slightly different twist to what we are doing now. In this podcast, I am talking to two inspirational LEYF managers who have eac...
2023-07-2525 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Gemini New Moon - Galactic Astrology - Integrating Light and Dark for Rebirth - June 2023New Moon Galactic Astrology Reading June 2023 #galacticastrology #newmoon #astrology #orionstarseed #gemininewmoon #multidimensional #starseed
The New Moon in Gemini at 26 degrees is exactly aligned to the fixed star Orion-Saiph with constellations, stars and galactic points such as Lyra, Galactic Center, Antares, Aldebaran, and Cygnus influencing this new moon. Join Ulrika for this intuitive reading of three energetic themes related to the new moon from a galactic perspective.
Learn more: https://ulrikasullivan.com/quantum-galactic
0:00 Introduction
2:43 Theme 1 - TRANSMUTING NEGATIVE ENERGY - Orion-Saiph opposite Galactic Center
7:00 Theme 2 - STARGATE OPEN FOR COSMIC COMMUNICATION - Aldebaran, Antares, Cygnus, Andromeda - drop the...
2023-06-1621 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Gemini New Moon - Galactic Astrology - Integrating Light and Dark for Rebirth - June 2023New Moon Galactic Astrology Reading June 2023 #galacticastrology #newmoon #astrology #orionstarseed #gemininewmoon #multidimensional #starseed
The New Moon in Gemini at 26 degrees is exactly aligned to the fixed star Orion-Saiph with constellations, stars and galactic points such as Lyra, Galactic Center, Antares, Aldebaran, and Cygnus influencing this new moon. Join Ulrika for this intuitive reading of three energetic themes related to the new moon from a galactic perspective.
Learn more: https://ulrikasullivan.com/quantum-galactic
0:00 Introduction
2:43 Theme 1 - TRANSMUTING NEGATIVE ENERGY - Orion-Saiph opposite Galactic Center
7:00 Theme 2 - STARGATE OPEN FOR COSMIC COMMUNICATION - Aldebaran, Antares, Cygnus, Andromeda - drop the...
2023-06-1621 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Galactic Astrology: Healing Portal - Orion, Lyra, Andromeda, Pleiades - June 2023#healingenergy #heartcentered #multidimensional #orionstarseed #gemini #lyranstarseed #andromeda #sedna On June 11, 2023 there is a Portal of Healing opening and this video is highlighting some of the galactic alignments to this portal. Join intuitive spiritual life coach and galactic astrologer Ulrika Sullivan to explore these powerful alignments and intuitive messages.
0:00 Introduction - Activated galactic energies June 2023
0:54 Gemini season - Orion Galactic Soul Activations
3:28 Healing Portal June 11, 2023
4:49 Pluto retrograde to Capricorn aligned to Lyra Aladfar (Correction: Pluto is going direct October 2023, not January 2024. Pluto is entering Aquarius in January 2024).
7:11 Mercury aligned to Sedna and Pleiades - Conversation of Evolution
8:48 Venus square...
2023-06-0915 minNew Light Living - See Your Life in a New Light!Galactic Astrology: Healing Portal - Orion, Lyra, Andromeda, Pleiades - June 2023#healingenergy #heartcentered #multidimensional #orionstarseed #gemini #lyranstarseed #andromeda #sedna On June 11, 2023 there is a Portal of Healing opening and this video is highlighting some of the galactic alignments to this portal. Join intuitive spiritual life coach and galactic astrologer Ulrika Sullivan to explore these powerful alignments and intuitive messages.
0:00 Introduction - Activated galactic energies June 2023
0:54 Gemini season - Orion Galactic Soul Activations
3:28 Healing Portal June 11, 2023
4:49 Pluto retrograde to Capricorn aligned to Lyra Aladfar (Correction: Pluto is going direct October 2023, not January 2024. Pluto is entering Aquarius in January 2024).
7:11 Mercury aligned to Sedna and Pleiades - Conversation of Evolution
8:48 Venus square...
2023-06-0915 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Krupesh HiraniJune kicked off this year’s podcast chatting to the well-informed Krupesh Hirani, London Assembly Member for Brent and Chair of the London Assembly Health Committee and the Health Inequalities Committee.
2023-01-2438 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Teresa HeaneyListen as Teresa Heaney, CEO of Early Childhood Ireland, explains how the Irish government has agreed to a number of positive actions following the publication of their evidence-based strategy, called First Five.
2022-11-2150 min
Capability Amplifier5 Scary Ways AI is Changing RealityDo you remember where you were on June 29, 2007?The day that Steve Jobs walked onto a stage, revealed the world’s very first iPhone, and said:“It’s a phone. It’s a personal communication device and a music player!”A day that will surely go down in history, but here’s the most extraordinary part… If you google what devices the iPhone replaced, you’ll find a list of 101 items:Wrist WatchPedometerVCR/ DVD PlayerTelevisionGames of all sortsRadioAnd the list goes on and on…But if you thought...
2022-11-091h 05Talking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and the LEYF Pedagogy CoachesJune has been using the word, ‘pedagogy’ for many years and is now beyond delighted that LEYF can employ Pedagogy Coaches to support its nurseries understand how to embed pedagogy in their daily practice. Listen to June chat with Siobhan, Konstantinos and Ricky, who explain the role of a Pedagogy Coach at LEYF and how it helps to builds a quality practice!
2022-10-0748 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Mona SakrCelebrating the publication of their new book: Social Leadership in Early Childhood Education and Care: An Introduction, June and Mona sit down for a frank discussion about social leadership. By narrating the leadership of those who already lead with a social purpose in Early Childhood Education and Care, we can encourage more conversations about social leadership. Pour a cup of tea, and enjoy.https://amzn.to/3R202pY
2022-06-2923 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Karen Lynch Do you enjoy listening to an honest, funny, down to earth conversation? That sums up June's chat with serial social entrepreneur Karen Lynch. June met Karen many years ago when Karen was invited to rescue Belu Water which was in debt and its future was looking unsustainable. She stayed, turned it round and left it last year in a good place able to meet her £1m donation to Water Aid.
2022-05-2534 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Katherine HillWhy is child poverty not on the agenda? It’s a horrible situation that doesn’t just affect the child but the wider society. In this podcast I am discussing the issue with Katherine Hill who is the Strategic Project Lead for the London Child Poverty Alliance.
2022-04-1339 min
DebuggerDebugger in 10: Executive Ed program at Duke - June 13-15, 2022Cybersecurity isn't just for IT workers -- for geeks -- anymore. Everyone, at every level of every organization, must make it a priority. Executives who sit on boards of directors should play a critical oversight role as companies make their cybersecurity plans, but many have little training or expertise in this area. Duke's Univerisity has put together a training program that will help fill this knowledge gap. In this episode of Debugger in 10, Duke professor David Hoffman describes the program. It combines the expertise of Duke’s public policy school, computer science department, engineering school, and law school. The pro...
2022-03-3108 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Charlotte RileyWhilst filming on-set with her newborn son, Charlotte Riley became very aware of how the lack of childcare was detrimental to the careers of so many women and men working in the film industry. She soon recognised that the kind efforts to support her bringing her baby on set could work for the lead actor but it was not an option for the hundreds of others who form the essential production team – without which no film or programme could ever be produced.Listen to June chat with Charlotte about how her mission to improve childcare provision for th...
2022-03-0833 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Helen GarnettTime to Put Empathy at the Heart of PedagogyJune got to know Helen Garnett when she met her at an Empathy Lab event and was enthralled by her description of the word ‘empathy’. It was a light-bulb moment. June soon realised that both children and adults were not born with a given level of empathy. On the contrary. It is developed throughout each of our lives and is a vital skill. Furthermore. empathetic behaviour doesn’t just happen – it is caught within a loving and nurturing environment.Listen to their discussion, see if you can...
2022-01-2628 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Norma RaynesIt was when June was talking at a conference about community engagement where she met Professor Norma Raynes. She is a lively, impassioned speaker who asked the question – why do we exclude the old from nurseries and school? Does their experience, knowledge and understanding count for nothing? She told of the organisation she founded to address this very pertinent issue. The organisation is, of course, FromGeneration2Generation. Enjoy and connect!
2021-12-2233 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Leslee Udwin Leslee Udwin is a film maker and founder of the organisation Think Equal. She is on a mission to achieve a global system change In Early Childhood Education through social and emotional learning based on empathy, equality and inclusion. In this podcast Leslee talks passionately about her journey and her remarkable energy to persuade everyone to understand how social and emotional learning from the earliest age has a huge benefit on the long-term behaviour attitudes and values of young people across the world.
2021-12-1031 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Sonia PomboWe all agree that child obesity is a complex issue and addressing it can seem overwhelming. Therefore, partnering and learning from others is crucial. June's conversation with Sonia Pombo, ranges from discussion on salt "the silent killer", salt in hot chocolate, subtle ways to reduce salt and the importance of an Early Years chef to be trained. As a parent, nutritionist and working parent Sonia provides a very interesting overview as what we can do in nursery to support parents and challenge the food myths, fads, snacking, confusing packaging and the ethics of the food industry that ca...
2021-11-2537 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Bikeworks It was a chance conversation with Jim Blakemore that led to the beginning of what has now become a strong relationship between LEYF and Bikeworks and has encouraged two wider conversations between the two organsiations. Have a listen to June in conversation with the two founders of Bikeworks, Jim Blakemore and Zoe Portlock as they discuss the growth of Bikeworks, their response to COVID-19 and why access to bikes and cycling for children and families can help people build their inner confidence. https://leyf.org.uk/podcast-bikeworks
2021-10-2744 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Gill JonesGill and June became friends under the most usual circumstances. June was very fed up with Ofsted and the attitude they had towards the Early Years sector. Gill was appointed the Director of Early Years and she listened. She heard what the sector was saying and has been listening ever since.Have a listen to Gill talk about her fourteen years at Ofsted, her passion for music and how she thinks the Early Years will continue to thrive. https://leyf.org.uk/podcast-gill-jones/
2021-09-2940 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Kate SilvertonChildren's mental health: In conversation with Kate SilvertonMum to two young children, journalist and children's mental health advocate, Kate Silverton shares her ground-breaking new approach to parenting under-fives that helps to make family life so much easier with her best-selling book: There’s No Such Thing as ‘Naughty’. Listen to the podcast and enjoy a conversation which also asks if we know so much about supporting children to become emotionally literate, why are so many Government policies rejecting all this research? https://leyf.org.uk/podcast-kate-silverton/
2021-06-3047 min
RiddlDeveloping a Pedagogy for Impact with June O'Sullivan from London Early Years FoundationIn this episode, June O’Sullivan, the CEO of London Early Years Foundation talks about how she reformed from being a charity many years ago into a social business to deliver specific impact. We discuss the seven elements of the LEYF pedagogy that really addresses the rights of children and how June measures it with the […]
2021-06-2224 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Trish LeeThe Importance of Storytelling : In Conversation with Trisha Lee from Make Believe ArtsTrisha is passionate about Gussin-Paley but she is even more passionate about the rationale for storytelling and why its so important. She rails against the schoolification which squeezes out storytelling in favour of learning the structure of writing so now children can tell you what an adverb is but are writing in a way that will never be listened to. Listen to Trisha talk about storytelling as oral stories, poems, formal books and audio books. She reminds us that Gussin Paley read b...
2021-05-2633 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Linda GreenwallListen to June O’Sullivan talk candidly with Dr Linda Greenwall – founder of the charity, Dental Wellness Trust about the urgent need for free supervised tooth brushing programmes to be implemented across Early Years settings and schools.According to the latest figures by the Local Government Association which show nearly 45,000 hospital operations were performed to remove children’s rotten teeth during 2018/19 as a result of tooth decay and high sugar diets – never has there been a more pertinent time to address this preventable crisis. Although tooth decay does not discriminate, it is strongly associate...
2021-05-0726 minTalking Early Years with June O'SullivanTalking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Julian GrenierTalking Early Years with June O'Sullivan: In conversation with Julian GrenierI was very pleased to talk to Julian Grenier, Headteacher of Sheringham Nursery School in Newham. He and I have always had a mutual respect for our work, but we have not always seen eye to eye and I hope that continues. Great practice comes from robust debate and critical, serious thinking where we have the mutual respect to listen and consider each other’s points of view and counter the arguments rationally, honestly and openly... read the full post on leyf.org.uk
2021-04-2843 min