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Emma Morris, winner of the
Early Years Teacher of the Year Award 2024
Emma goes above and beyond in her role and models her practice to train the next generation of teachers and Early Years Educators. Receiving 14 nominations put her in a strong position to win the prestigious title of the National Early Years Teacher of the Year 2024 in the EYTS category.
Emma Morris - Early Years Teacher at Early Learners Nursery Widnes
and a winner of the National Early Years Teacher of the Year Awards 2024
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The National Early Years Teacher of the Year Awards celebrate the very best in early childhood education and recognise those exceptional practitioners who go above and beyond to nurture and inspire young minds.
Emma Morris, a dedicated early years teacher from Early Learners Nursery - Widnes, has been deservedly recognized as a National Early Years Teacher of the Year Award 2024 winner in EYTS category.
Emma's passion for early education shines through in everything she does. She creates a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can learn, explore, and thrive. Parents praise her for her ability to connect with each child on an individual level, fostering a love of learning and ensuring they feel valued and respected.
Going Above and Beyond
Emma's dedication extends far beyond lesson plans. She creates awe-inspiring environments that spark children's curiosity. One parent described how Emma observed the children role-playing a spa day and transformed the classroom into a delightful spa experience.
A Supportive Leader
Emma is also a role model and mentor for her colleagues. She shares her knowledge and expertise, helping them excel in their own practice. One colleague described her as "Fantastic with the children. Very supportive and works well as part of a team."
Celebrating Success
Emma's commitment extends to the wider nursery community. She organises regular stay-and-play sessions, inviting parents to participate and witness their children's progress. She also takes pride in showcasing the children's work and adapting the classroom and outdoor areas to meet their evolving needs.
A Well-Deserved Award
The positive impact Emma has on her students is undeniable. Parents consistently rave about her ability to prepare children for school and her genuine care for their well-being. One parent stated, "Emma is a fantastic teacher who gives everything to the setting and children in it. She is caring, friendly and her love of her job and the children is paramount in everything she does."
The National Early Years Teacher of the Year Award is a well-deserved recognition of Emma's exceptional talent and dedication. Early Learners Nursery and the entire Widnes community are incredibly proud of her achievements.
"We are extremely proud of her achievement; it is highly deserved. The children in Emma’s care are provided with a range of skilfully planned activities which enhance the children’s experiences in life, giving them the best possible start in their education journey."
- Mrs Michaela Pink, manager at Early Learners Nursery - Widnes
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