Early Years Conference 2026 North Tyneside
Annual Early Years Conference 2026 North Tyneside
Education North Tyneside has proudly hosted an Early Years Conference every year of this millennium and before. Over the years, the conference has welcomed leading keynote speakers such as Sally Featherstone, Alistair Bryce Clegg, and Jean Gross. Each event explores a wide range of key early years themes, including “Let’s Hear It for the Boys,” “Children as Natural Learners,” and “Come on an Adventure.”
A Flexible Conference Structure for Deeper Learning
The Early Years Conference 2026 North Tyneside follows a well-established structure that alternates each year. One year focuses on a full-day keynote, allowing delegates to fully immerse themselves in the expertise of a single speaker and explore one topic in depth. The following year blends a keynote with interactive workshops, giving attendees the opportunity to engage with multiple topics led by experienced practitioners from North Tyneside schools and settings.
A Highly Anticipated Event for Early Years Educators
There is always strong demand for the Early Years Conference 2026 North Tyneside, with many educators returning year after year. Delegates include educators from nurseries, preschools, schools, local authorities, and childminders. The popularity of the event means that places fill quickly, and those unable to attend often express disappointment due to diary clashes.
A Dedicated Space for Professional Growth and Connection
This conference offers a valuable opportunity for early years professionals to step away from the day-to-day demands of their roles. It provides time to focus on personal development, connect with like-minded colleagues, and immerse in innovative early years practice in an inspiring environment.
Featured Speaker: Greg Bottrill at the Early Years Conference 2026 North Tyneside
This year, the Early Years Conference 2026 North Tyneside is delighted to welcome Greg Bottrill. His sessions will explore adventure, childhood, and early writing through engaging and practical approaches:
Exploring “What Does Childhood Want?”
Discover how adventure and “story dreaming” can unlock children’s imagination and creativity.
Introducing ‘Play Plots’
Learn how to use simple visual tools to communicate the story of childhood to children, colleagues, parents, and even Ofsted.
Enhancing Early Writing Experiences
Explore practical toolkits designed to energise writing and support children in developing confidence and joy when picking up a pen.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this inspiring and much-anticipated event.
Secure your place and join fellow educators for a day of learning, creativity, and professional growth.
