Being part of a network gives Early Years Professionals reflection time and the opportunity to share knowledge and support one another. Many say coming to a network is inspiring; it gives them confidence, motivation, and self-esteem. The network gives Early Years Professionals the time and space to focus on their own development.
- How can local authorities go about setting one up?
To date, CWDC has provided funding to 140 local authorities to set up support networks for Early Years Professionals.
In many areas networks start off from small beginnings. In West Sussex, for example, two Early Years Professional representatives with the Workforce Project Office set up the first day meeting.
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