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Topic Q&A for Unit 1 Human Lifespan & Development

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Join the tutor2u Health & Social Care Team for a live Topic Q&A. Confused by attachment theory? Unsure of health inequalities? Bring your questions on Unit 1 topics and our health and social care experts will answer them!

This is a replay from Wednesday February 11th 2026

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  • Claire Sayce

    Claire began her career as an Early Years Practitioner and Nursery Officer in charge before moving into Further Education, where she taught Early Years and Health & Social Care. She later became a Quality Lead and Curriculum Area Manager, responsible for raising standards and supporting curriculum development. Alongside teaching and leadership, Claire has worked with several awarding organisations as an examiner, standards verifier, quality assurer, writer, reviewer, and trainer for Childcare and Health & Social Care qualifications. She has also delivered international training on quality in Early Years and Play, and is a published author, contributing a chapter on supporting children’s play, learning and development. Claire now works in safeguarding and also volunteers with children.

  • Liz Blamire

    Liz is the tutor2u subject lead for two subjects: Health & Social Care and Early Childhood Development. She is a former NHS midwife who has worked in community, birth centre and acute hospital settings. Liz is an SSAT Accredited Lead Practitioner, who has taught Health & Social Care in FE and secondary schools, where she was a successful HOD. Liz has extensive experience in qualification development, assessment writing, examining and moderation, and is a textbook author. Liz has recently completed her MEd in Inclusion and Special Educational Needs, where she focused on the social, emotional and behavioural needs of children and young people.

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