What Nurture Groups AchieveNurture groups provide a powerful model of effective early intervention and this is increasingly demonstrated in evidence based research and evaluation studies. The experience of practitioners across the country is that nurture groups:
Nurture groups are relevant to all the current major government agendas to do with the welfare and health of children and young people. The five outcomes targeted for all children in Every Child Matters are all consistent with the aims of nurture group provision, whilst the groups positively promote good mental health for children and address many of the underlying problems associated with the early on-set of anti-social behaviours, which is known to be a key factor for later behaviour problems and delinquency. For further information please contact the office - info@nurturegroups.org
DownloadsNurture Groups support children's mental healthNGN submission to NICE project 'Producing guidance on the promotion of good mental health in children in primary education'
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What is a nurture group?Characteristics, 6 Principles & The Boxall Profile
The Marjorie Boxall Quality Mark AwardFurther information
The Nurture Group Network and the Executive BoardThe role of the Nurture Group Network and Network Coordinators...
What Nurture Groups AchieveHow nurture groups successfully address government priorities for children
More about The Nurture Group NetworkA short history and some key ideas
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Nurture Groups and Children's Emotional Well-being