You heard it right – the Childcare & Education Expo is finally returning to London in 2022, on the 4^th – 5^th March. After a two year break due to the coronavirus pandemic, the team behind this fantastic event have not stopped and promise that the show will be worth the wait.

If you like getting stuck in, then the free interactive workshops are the perfect place for you to visit while at the show. In this exciting area, you’ll go from dancing and singing to undertaking science experiments or discovering loose parts play! No matter the activity – fun is always guaranteed.

Across the two days, don’t miss the chance to hear from and meet special guests including Alistair Bryce-Clegg and Annabel Karmel, who you will find around the show floor or in the seminar theatre.

As you travel through the exhibition and shopping village, you will find a number of feature areas designed to bring out your creative side and spark your imagination. The popular craft zones and colouring wall will be making a return and reminding visitors of the importance of mindfulness and creativity.

Be sure to take a trip to ‘A Magical Place to Play’, the inspirational feature area run by Langley Hall Day Nursery and Langley Hall Primary Academy. Together, they will be bringing fairy-tales to life and demonstrating how to create a stimulating learning environment across all areas of continuous provision.

With over 90 exhibitors already set to showcase their products and services, it’s clear that the need for face-to-face networking is bigger now than ever before. Since registration has opened, floods of early years and primary education professionals have booked their place to the show and the buzz around the events return is electric.

The owner of Childcare & Education Expo commented;

“Since 2009, we have been lucky enough to support thousands of early years and primary education professionals, including the children under their supervision. Join our fantastic community in 2022 and be part of something special – an event that strives to improve the education and development of children.”
– Emma Barrett