Join the Young Friends Tribe

Are you an owner, manager or leader in an early years setting and as concerned about we are about sustainability in EYFS and creating the next generation of sustainable world citizens?

Do you agree that Early Years settings need to become far more eco-friendly and work to do their role in improving the planet rather than adding to the problem?

Do you want to know how to become a truly sustainable nursery?

Here at Young Friends Tribe, we’re ready to work with you, share our expertise and help you avoid some of the pitfalls (we’ve made the mistakes so you don’t have to!).

Our own experiences will form training that you will be able to directly apply to your setting. If you want a taster of what’s on offer, simply sign up for our free monthly newsletter and follow our blog.

With a single monthly subscription, you’ll get access to all our expertise and training.

As well as our monthly newsletter and blog, you’ll get access to:

• Live training sessions covering five areas of interest
I. Tribe Team – how to recruit, train and support the right people, and embed
a sustainable ethos
II. Tribe Children–how to integrate sustainability with EYFS, and why
children thrive within a sustainable ethos
III. Tribe Families and Community – involving parents, families and the wider
world
IV. Tribe Business – the economic and operational aspects
V. Tribe Environments and Resources – what your sustainable nursery
environment could look like
• Recorded training sessions and practical tutorials with new training sessions
added every month
• Policy Templates and information for your families to help instil your
sustainable ethos
• Live and recorded chats with staff at Young Friends Kindergarten
• Activity and project ideas for your team and leaders to do with and without
the children
• Access to private Facebook Page to ask questions and chat to us as you go
• Monthly Q&A on our Facebook Page
• Tribe stickers for windows and logos to show your children, staff, families and
the public you are a part of our sustainable early years movement