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Ovivio

Welcome to early years expertise

The Ovivio Blog

Early years insights, activities, summaries and more,
written by early years experts.

Running a nursery gives you plenty to think about. This is where we share practical nursery management advice, early years insight and childcare resources to make the day feel a little smoother. From the ins and outs of running a setting to children’s learning, regulation and parent relationships, there’s plenty to explore. Start with our nursery management resources, find fresh inspiration in EYFS activities, or catch up on Ofsted guidance for nursery teams.

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Frequently Asked 
Questions

What nursery management advice can I find on the Ovivio blog?

The Ovivio blog brings together practical advice for nursery leaders and early years teams. Topics include running a setting, supporting staff, working with families, EYFS practice, Ofsted, safeguarding, nursery funding and day-to-day childcare admin. Use the category links to move straight to the subject you need.

Where can early years practitioners find EYFS activity ideas and guidance?

Early years practitioners can explore EYFS activities, child development guidance, themed ideas and wider nursery resources across the Ovivio blog. The content is designed to offer useful starting points for planning, reflection and everyday practice, whether you need a quick idea or a deeper guide.

How can nursery leaders stay up to date with early years guidance?

A simple routine helps: follow trusted official sources, set aside time to read important updates and discuss what they mean with your team. The Ovivio blog can help you explore the topic, but always go back to the original guidance before making changes to policy or practice.