The network represents 75 higher education providers of Early Childhood Studies Degrees throughout the UK. It says it aims to advocate for a unified voice and vision in Early Childhood education and policy and for ‘students [to] raise their hands and voices in support of early childhood.’
ECSDN co-vice chairs for policy, lobbying and advocacy Emma Twigg and Helen Simmons said, ‘We believe that now is the time for a collective effort to bring attention to the critical issues facing this sector. We hope that you will support the event and help to mobilise your students to get involved and lobby for early childhood.
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