Little League Club is our monthly subscription service helping Early Years Centres build a library of classroom resources via manageable monthly payments. 

It has been designed to assist practitioners in delivering the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum using a range of suggested activities through a fun, creative and enticing methodology.  The equipment itself is valuable for making interactive resources and classroom displays and enabling child-initiated learning.  We also include Activity Guides and project ideas to inspire educators with the types of resources that could be made for child-initiated and/or adult-initiated sessions.

By subscribing to the Little League Club, we provide the educator with the essential tools to deliver personalised activities.  Our methodology helps engage children to enjoy learning and sets the building blocks for the educational, cultural and social steppings of the lifelong learning process. Within each activity, 'Key Words' and specific 'areas of Learning and Development' are identified, thus reducing staff preparation time.

Little League can be utilised and is of benefit within many environments such as Early Years Centres; Primary Schools; Pre-schools; Day Nurseries; Playgroups; Creches; Registered Child Minders and Family Learning environments.

Key features of the Little League Club Activities include:

•  specifically targets ages 30-50 and 40-60+ months in line with the EYFS

•  an objective for each activity

•  all activities link to the 6 areas of learning and development within the EYFS

•  'Key Words' vocabulary

•  additional resources required

•   EYFS Profile links

•   alternative ways of using the dies

•   links to Every Child Matters and Every Parent Matters initiatives

Record keeping sheets are also included for teachers to record their observations of individual pupils or groups of pupils.

By subscribing to the Little League Club you will:

•   engage and motivate all pupils to achieve their full potential

•   stimulate pupils learning through creativity

•   reduce teacher time spent on planning and preparing lessons/activities

•   save money by making your own personalised teaching resources

•   help prepare children for school

•   spread the cost of building up classroom resources with low cost monthly subscriptions

•   assist in ensuring that the early years environment meets the statutory requirements