Tiny Tweeties PD Event
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We would like to bring your attention to a Fully Funded CPD event with Tiny Tweeties.Join us on Saturday 25th April from 9:30am – 11:30am at
Please note that this session is for practitioners only and children should not attend.
Rachael and Chris have planned an interactive and engaging session exploring how music, movement and singing can positively support early communication and language development during this crucial stage of a child’s development. They will also explore how music can enhance personal, social and emotional development within EYFS settings.
During the session, they will share practical and uplifting ideas for using music to support these developmental areas in your setting, as well as demonstrating how music can be incorporated across different areas of learning in the EYFS. With a focus on supporting all children with differing abilities and needs, they will share relevant theory and examples showing how music helps build the foundations for future learning during this critical period of brain development.
Aims of the session
Theory and practical ideas to support practitioners in using music as an integral part of the early years learning environment.
Songs and musical interactions that support daily routines, listening skills and concentration, while encouraging joy and positive engagement in learning. Songs and musical ideas to help create a vocabulary-rich environment, supporting language development, phonics and storytelling through a variety of early years themes and children’s interests. Ways puppets, instruments and movement can be used alongside music to enhance language, understanding, thinking and creativity. Music-based strategies to support co-regulation and self-regulation in early years settings, and how music helps create positive relationships and a safe, secure learning environment.
Songs that develop the language of emotions, helping children explore feelings and build self-control and empathy.
“The Playlist” – exploring everyone’s unique soundtrack and how music can enrich the lives of the children we work with.
Exploring patterns and rhythms and how music can help children feel safe, secure and ready to learn.
We hope you can join us for this inspiring and practical professional development opportunity.
Date
Saturday 25 April 2026 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM (UTC+01)Location
Agnew Community Centre
Morrison Close, Newton Aycliffe, County Durham DL5 4QZ
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