MAKE ROOM
The design and arrangement of an early years setting can have as much influence on children as the activities and resources offered there
Recent years have seen a boom in design magazines, books and television series, all eager to advise us on how we can make flexible living spaces and a relaxing atmosphere in our homes and gardens. Nor has the workplace been overlooked, with many employers now seeking the advice of ergonomists on designing work stations for their staff. Where guidance has been lacking, however, is in how to create positive environments for young children.
Research has demonstrated that the organisation of a room and its resources can have a major impact on children's well-being, behaviour and relationships.
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