Visiting the Show
Experience an event that can help you, your business and your career flourish. Located at NEC, Birmingham, it includes one day of insightful content, CPD training, networking, and entertainment, featuring industry leaders and 100+ exhibitors.
Thank you to our sponsors and partners
Companies Attending
Feedback from the industry
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"Having our team present at the London event is essential for supporting their professional development, sharing their experiences to help others, and showcasing our passion for early years. We were inspired by the Birmingham event and are committed to making a positive impact on others in the industry."
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"The Nursery Managers Show has been a real breath of fresh air for Famly - a great new conference with top speakers and a much more qualified audience of managers and owners who are ready to get into deep conversations with us about whether we can help them out. Would recommend for suppliers and managers alike!"
Latest Articles
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In this guest blog for Mental Health Awareness Week, Rachael Hovell from Kindred Nurseries shares the key things she has learned from becoming a mental health first aider. -
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NMT features editor Charlotte Goddard learns how managers can prepare for their next visit from Ofsted. -
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Entries are open for the National NMT Nursery Awards 2024. Submit your entry now and we'll see you at the Awards on 30th November! -
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In this Earth Day blog, Ellis Corcoran from Bright Horizons Didcot explores the importance and impact of sustainability in early years settings. -
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Abbie Smith from Just Imagine Day Nursery shares some valuable insights into what she has learned from working with neurodivergent team members. -
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NMT features editor Charlotte Goddard learns how settings can embed an awareness of the environment into their curriculum. -
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A deputy nursery manager helps with the overall management of a nursery. Learn more about this role in our guide to what a deputy nursery manager does. -
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Felicity Dewsbery from Pen Green Research Base explains how effective supervision can support the wellbeing of early years practitioners. -
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In this World Book Day blog, Abigail Poole from Charnwood Nursery and Pre-School Group discusses the power of storytelling for a child's development.
Exhibitors