Siri

 

Hello Little Squirrels, my name is Siri.

I moved to Norwich from Thailand almost 3 years ago.

I started working at Little Squirrels in February  2020 and I love working here.

I am now completing my Early Years Educator Level 3 Apprenticeship and I have already gained lots of knowledge about children and babies, their development and how I can help them grow and have the best possible start in life.

My passion has always been about teaching. I actually started teaching English to Thai children whilst I was at university in Thailand.

I am a nurturing and caring person. I have 8 nieces and nephews who I love spending time with.

It is such an honour for me to work at Little Squirrels and be a part of this brilliant team providing a safe and stimulating environment where children can have fun, be happy and flourish.

In my free time, I like cooking Thai food(of course!), making bread and cookies, going for a run/long walk, drawing and playing ukulele. I love spending time with my family and friends. My partner and I love, love, love hosting and making food for other people. Sharing is caring : )

What the team says about me:

Siri is great to work with! She is committed, kind and loving with the children.  I have so loved getting to know Siri and look forward to working with her more in the future.

What the management team says about me:

It’s been a pleasure having Siri join the team, she has fitted in so well and is truly wonderful with the children.  She has really embraced our way of working which is complimented so well by her nurturing nature. We are really excited to continue working with Siri on her professional development and seeing her skills develop.

 

Training and Qualifications 

Working towards Level 3 Early Years Educator

Food Safety Level 2

Food Allergy Online Training

Safeguarding

Prevent

FGM

Prevent Covid-19

Are you ready for your OFSTED inspection?

Supporting positive behaviour

Mindfulness in Nursery

Theories of Language acquisition

The importance of developing Self-Esteem

Speech, Language and communication: Definitions, typical development and impact on other areas of learning

Identification and assessment of Speech, Language and Communication Needs

The communication Environment, including the home environment and engaging parents

What is communication? - Language and Literacy for 2-4 year olds

Communication friendly settings, adult - child interaction and working with families

Literacy Learning - Reading and writing for ages 2-4 years

Supporting the early stages of reading and writing

Language and Pedagogy.

Strategies for language development.

Selective mutism.

 

Developing Excellence in Maths, Literacy and Science through Children’s Understanding of pattern

Managing a Critical Incident in an Early Years Setting

Bereavement awareness training

Moving in, Moving up, Moving on- Effective Transitions

English as an Additional Language

Equality and Diversity within an Early Years Setting

Black lives matter workshop

Dealing with and supporting children who bite

Early Brain Development

Characteristics of Effective Learning

Social and Emotional intelligence development in children

Theories of Learning

The importance of Play

Learning to Listen and non-verbal communication

Vocabulary Development

Understanding Spoken Language

Planning in the Moment

Language for Thinking (The Blank Language Scheme)

Exploring Language and Early Narrative Skills

Play for Language and Literacy

Developing Speech and Phonological awareness

Communication friendly spaces.

Dual language learners.

Holistic development and vocabulary