Training: The benefits of residential learning

Early Years

Published September 1, 2026

Research highlights the benefits of residential professional learning. By Dr. June O'Sullivan, CEO of LEYF and London Institute of Early Years, and Shannon McCaskie-Wallace, EY educator, Duke and Duchesses Nursery, Liverpool

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