Adverse Childhood Experiences Early Trauma Online Learning is a free and meaningful course for practitioners, professionals and volunteers working with children, young people and their families. Funded by the Home Office, you can sign up on the website.

Early Education is a national charity supporting Early Years practitioners with training and professional networks, and campaigning for quality education for the youngest children. Their pedagogic pages provide links to many articles and resources.

Birmingham Safeguarding Children Partnership, Learning & Development Sub-Group have developed e-learning training to support understanding and application of “Right Help, Right Time”, delivering effective support for children and families in Birmingham.

A great source of articles and video interviews covering questions and subjects for the Early Years Community, Famly’s blog is a great starting point for CPD resources and articles.

OpenLearn has provided an array of free courses that can be started right away. Their topics include attachment in children’s Early Years, children’s perspectives on play, understanding children, and more.

The Lego Foundation is offering this FREE course to learn how to provide playful and engaging social-emotional learning support to children affected by COVID-19 disruption.

Winston’s Wish offers free online training courses to help teachers and school staff understand how to support grieving children and young people in their school or setting.

Juliet Robinson at Creative Star Learning has collated videos of the Education Scotland live events on her website so that you can see them all in one place; visit her site below to see all the recordings online.

The Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC) Research Paper Archive is a great resource for further reading, particularly for those looking to move into leadership roles.