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Summer EYC Surgery: Central & East Cluster [In-Person]

  • Anthony Road Children's Centre 80 Anthony Road, Alum Rock Birmingham, B8 3AA (map)

In-Person Surgery: Central & East Cluster Summer District Surgery with Early Years Consultants

Topic of discussion: Supporting children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) in Early Years

This is a face-to-face event for those working within the Central & East Cluster Districts of Ladywood, Hodge Hill & Solihull North, and Yardley.

Cluster Surgeries take place once every term and are led by your district Early Years Consultants (EYC). These sessions offer a supportive space where providers and practitioners can explore current topics linked to delivering high‑quality practice across early years and childcare.

They’re also a great opportunity to connect with other professionals and providers, share experiences, and build the strong relationships that help us work together to improve outcomes for Birmingham’s children. 

Whether you are a childminder, an early years practitioner, a group setting manager, a director, or an early years lead in a primary school, you are warmly invited to join these sessions.

Summer Term Session Info

This term, the Central & East Cluster session will focus on supporting children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) in Early Years.

During the session, our Early Years Consultants will: 

  • Explore practical ways to support children with English as an Additional Language (EAL) 

  • Discuss inclusive practice, valuing home languages and the importance of creating language‑rich environments 

  • You will have the opportunity to share scenarios and challenges, and build confidence in supporting children with EAL and their families  

Venue: Anthony Road Children’s Centre, Alum Rock

Number of places: 20 delegates only

BOOK YOUR PLACE >>> Summer District EYC Surgery - In-Person - Central & East Cluster | Wed 20 May

NOTE: In‑person spaces are limited due to venue capacity, so early booking is advised.

If you have any further questions about this session, please email EYDuty@birmingham.gov.uk.

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