Laura Agnew says she was “always the babysitter” of her family, so was always destined to become an Early Years Practitioner.
The 23-year-old further got the childcare bug when working on various work placements and this led to her achieving a BA (Hons) Degree in Early Childhood Studies.
Emma Marshall has spent a large part of her life looking after children, so becoming an Early Years Practitioner was the logical career step.
The 47-year-old started working in childcare after moving to the area with her family 26 years ago.
With a degree in early childhood studies, Emma Grant is certainly well qualified when it comes to looking after, and understanding, young children.
The degree, which was taken at Leeds Trinity University, looks at what shapes children’s personalities and behaviour, and how early years education can help them to reach their full potential.