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BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education and Care - Norland Nannies

Last week, we welcomed Set 48 – our largest ever cohort of students – to begin studying our world-renowned BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education and Care degree and diploma training.

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Last week, we welcomed Set 48 – our largest ever cohort of students – to begin studying our world-renowned BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education and Care degree and diploma training. They had an action-packed Welcome Week as they got to know fellow students, staff, Norland and the city of Bath.

Set 48, which includes a record five male students, started its studies this week as its members began their journey to become highly sought-after Norland Nannies.

Find out more about our student experience during Welcome Week, which supports new students during their transition to higher education study, by watching our Welcome Set 47 film from last year.

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Watch our Welcome Week film

We're accepting applications for 2025 entry

We're now accepting applications through UCAS for 2025 entry to study our BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education and Care degree and Norland diploma.

Find out more and read student tips on how to apply via the button below.

View application process https://www.norland.ac.uk/application-process

Norland Unwrapped: Applying, funding and accommodation

Our Norland Unwrapped: Applying, funding and accommodation webinar is the perfect event if you're working with students who are considering applying to Norland to start in September 2025.

Taking place on 25 September, 5-6.15pm GMT, we'll walk attendees through all the practical information they'll need to apply to Norland.

Book for Norland Unwrapped https://www.norland.ac.uk/events/norland-unwrapped-applying-funding-accommodation 

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Please do not hesitate to contact me if you would like to arrange a careers interview or require further information. Mrs S Beeton, Head of Careers sbeeton@sphs.uk.com