Early Years

As a well-established and a reliable supplier of educational resources since 1974, we’ve successfully grown our early years range to provide even better value for primary schools, nurseries, child day care, childminders and pre-school settings.

If you are looking for inspiration or ideas to create a fun and engaging learning environment – we can help. We offer access to thousands of products from Outdoor Learning, Sand and Water Play to Babies and Toddlers. All our products have been carefully selected by our team of experts to provide everything you need for your children to explore, learn and grow.

We’re here to help you and your little ones flourish.

Little Learners magazine

Welcome to Little Learners - ideas and inspiration to help early years settings flourish.

Protecting staff and children

From cleaning essentials to products that promote safe measures and good hand hygiene, we can help you get what you need.

Be prepared for the winter weather

Make sure you're prepared to tackle whatever the winter weather throws at you, with our wide choice of winter essentials.

YPO Own brand for early years

The own brand for early years range includes over 100 products specifically designed for little learners, including play trays, mats, sand and much more.

The Cosy Collection at YPO

Discover an exciting range of products designed to make your outdoor spaces engaging and stimulating for children.

Early Years Furniture contract

Full space planning, design and support services to create a bespoke furniture solution for your early years setting.

Roald Dahl for titchy toddlers

With help from The Enormous Crocodile, our lesson plans can help your titchy tots with a range of topics.

Home learning resources

Take a look at the collection of resources you can access from our partners and more.

From the blog

Provoking curiosity in early years

Children are naturally curious, as educators it is our role to encourage and develop this to enable them to learn through their interests and investigations. The more curious a child is the more observant they are, which in turn encourages deeper thinking and an ability to figure things out.
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