Topics included: how will early years settings implement social distancing measures for young children; what will effective hygiene standards entail; and how will they be able to support the most vulnerable, at the same time as implementing pedagogy post-lockdown?
Leaders in the field, including early years consultant Jan Dubiel; chartered psychologist Dr Pam Jarvis and Phd researcher and author Mine Conkbayir, were on hand to answer questions by some of the 2,600 attendees of the live event and dissect Government guidance published on Covid-19 last week.
DANISH MODEL
Denmark was one of the first countries in Europe to announce a lockdown, and the first to reopen its childcare and primary schools.
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