Ever wondered how well we measure early childhood development in schools? π€ Our new study assesses a routinely recorded measure of a child's development used in schools, the Early Years Foundation Stage Profile (EYFSP)... (1/5)
@kate-mooney
Research Fellow (Epidemiology/Evaluation Methods) @ Department of Health Sciences (University of York). Interested in socioeconomic inequalities | early years | child wellbeing & development. Working with Born in Bradford's Better Start (BiBBS) cohort.
Ever wondered how well we measure early childhood development in schools? π€ Our new study assesses a routinely recorded measure of a child's development used in schools, the Early Years Foundation Stage Profile (EYFSP)... (1/5)
Join us for a panel discussion on biodiversity, health & wellbeing on Fri 30 May, 15:00 - 16:30. We'll discuss how biodiversity conservation & nature connectedness can contribute to health & wellbeing.
Open to @york.ac.uk staff & students.
Find out more & register: www.york.ac.uk/anthropocene...
Excited to see what we find on this project - please fill in our survey if you work in the UK, and work in a role that supports families with young children... ππ
"Itβs like I have to choose between my life and my career." The personal stories of 5 scientists affected by Trump's assault on science. www.science.org/content/arti...
Early years interventions can support parents in the #First1000Days, but there are gaps in the research evidence... We're bridging this gap using #quasi-experimental methods and #qualitative evaluations with several #earlyyears #interventions designed to support parent and child wellbeing π©βπ§...
My new editorial, Professor David Taylor-Robinson:
A UK wealth tax for better health www.bmj.com/content/389/...
Today, OXPIP's founder Sue Gerhardt launches her new book "1001 days: How Our First Years Shape our Lifelong Health".
We're giving away one free copy chosen at random from the people who retweet one of our social media posts by 8th April.
Available to purchase from today.
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nature-bas...
Organised by @ruthndwrites.bsky.social and @katemorto.bsky.social with @arc-yharc.bsky.social
Weβve joined Bluesky! Weβre excited to start sharing our research about #earlyyears #interventions and #measures to reduce inequalities in the health, development, and wellbeing of babies, children, and young people, and their #families. Find out more here: www.york.ac.uk/healthscienc...
Help us change his mind: Sign our petition to tax the rich instead of making more cuts!
actionnetwork.org/petitions/sa...
π£Join researchers, practitioners & families to share knowledge on forest schools, walking groups, forest-bathing & more. Don't miss it!
Register here π : tinyurl.com/36ashuk8
@york.ac.uk
@sheffielduni.bsky.social @perinatalresearch.bsky.social @katemorto.bsky.social
Solidarity and grief with colleagues in the US trying to navigate what was only recently unimaginable.
www.bmj.com/content/388/...
iHV publishes findings from largest survey of #HealthVisitors working with families with babies & young children across UK, highlighting stark increase in complex needs coupled with a severe shortage of HVs and significant disparities in service provision
https://buff.ly/40v6N9m
#HealhVisiting
Child poverty predicted to rise in most of UK except Scotland
Read the full study here: rdcu.be/d36fp π
With Rachael Cheung, @sarah-blower.bsky.social, @richjallen.bsky.social, and @amandawaterman.bsky.social (3/3)
We found that children born into socioeconomically disadvantaged families had worse educational achievement at 10 years old, and that working memory ability explained a significant proportion of this relationship (whilst processing speed and inhibition abilities did not) (2/3) ...
Pleased that my first Bluesky post is a new article published this morning! π With Born in Bradford data, we tested potential mediating mechanisms between socioeconomic status and educational achievement... (1/3)