Join us for a heartfelt and joyful episode of the Little Minds, Big Ideas podcast with this special edition episode as we say goodbye to our wonderful guests, Bea and Ruby, before they head off to big school in September. In this final episode, the girls share their favourite memories of nursery, the things they enjoyed most, and what they will miss the most.

Listen in as Bea and Ruby discuss their feelings about starting big school, their hopes for the future, and what they dream of becoming. This farewell chat is filled with laughter, nostalgia, and the excitement of new beginnings.

Tune in to celebrate Bea and Ruby’s incredible journey through nursery and wish them all the best as they embark on their next adventure!

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In this exciting episode of the Little Minds, Big Ideas Podcast, we dive into the world of the Olympic Games and the power of sport. We're diving headfirst into the world of the Olympic Games and uncovering how these epic events can shape our youngest minds.

Remember those goosebumps while watching the Olympics as a kid? We do too!

Let's relive those inspiring moments and see how sport and physical movement can spark so much learning and development during such a crucial stage of human development!

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In this week's episode, "The Episode All About Self-Expression," hosts Ben and Emily dive into the vibrant world of self-expression and its vital role in early childhood development. Join them as they explore the importance of freedom in creativity, the necessity of emotional support, and how confidence is built through embracing individuality. They discuss how no two minds are the same and the critical role of communication and experiences in shaping unique self-expression.

Their conversation extends to the debates around school uniforms, the use of makeup, and hairstyles as forms of self-expression. They even touch on the broader implications in politics and societal norms. Tune in for an insightful and lively discussion that underscores the importance of allowing young minds to flourish through self-expression. Don't miss this engaging episode of your favourite early years podcast, packed with thought-provoking insights and practical advice for parents and educators alike.

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