Question 1

What will be displayed at the Exhibition?

Accepted Answer

A collection of interesting photos of Nannies through time. This will include royal nannies, wartime nannies, Victoria, Edwardian era, notable nannies, and nannies that have influenced others. Displayed will also be some featured nannies of today and how they are influencing the industry.

Question 2

Will it just be about British Nannies?

Accepted Answer

There will be some additional photos of educators who have who have shaped Early Years Education, information on colleges and qualifications studied through time as well as how a nanny was employed to how different it is today. We will also feature other organisations who work alongside our industry

Question 3

Will there be refreshments?

Accepted Answer

There will be an opportunity to purchase tea and coffee, and a good old British Cupcake.

Question 4

How long will the Exhibition take to view?

Accepted Answer

We estimate it will take around 30-40 minutes to view the Exhibition. However for some it might be slightly quicker, and for others they may want to spend more time. We do hope you will socialise after viewing upstairs with everyone for a little while. There is also an outside terrace.

Question 5

Are there toilets?

Accepted Answer

Yes there are toilets at the venue.

Question 6

What is the nearest public transport?

Accepted Answer

Old St Station and Angel  is an 10 minute walk away. There are also regular buses 43, 214 and 394 from Islington and Hoxton, and 55 and 243 from Old Street.

Question 7

Can I get tickets on the day/Can I just turn up?

Accepted Answer

We would prefer you to prebook tickets so we can estimate numbers coming. However we will have a limited amount of tickets on the door, for a slightly higher price, so to avoid disappointment we advise to pre-book.

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