The better Publications - PSLA or NDNA? Who do you use/or would use an

[Guest Nuby]

In your opinion which is the better one and why for early years settings?

[woodlands1997]

We use both but if I had to choose one would go ndna!

[diesel10]

We stick with PLA as we have our insurance with them and some of the policies are the procedures to follow to make sure you are covered. If you see what I mean.

 

Although PLA insurance is really expensive.

[woodlands1997]

We have our insurance through pla actually! I prefer the ndna website, updates and policies and procedures though x

[thumperrabbit]

Just looked at the NDNA website for the first time - it's very visually appealing, in comparison to PLA.

They have a lot of training available, has anyone done any of them?

[woodlands1997]

Yep we've done some online training and face to face training all of which has been useful and easy to access x

[Cait]

This is really interesting. We were having this discussion just the other day!