Apples and Honey Nightingale in the media
BBC Radio 4's "The World at One" in July 2017
Emma Jane Kirby visited our Intergenerational Baby and Toddler Group. You can hear her short report here.
Support our work
We rely on volunteers and donations to fund our intergenerational programme. Please help support our work.
Every pound makes a difference!
Sharing our work and vision
We work hard to provide the highest quality early years experience with an integrated intergenerational curriculum. Because we care about what we do, we share our story far and wide.
To learn more about our work, book onto one of our intergenerational workshops. These are held every two months on a Monday.
The upcoming 2019/20 dates are:
Monday, January 20
Monday, February 17
Monday, March 16
Monday, April 20
Monday, May 18
Monday, June 15
Monday, July 20
For more information, email
Research
Doing things intergenerationally has been great!
Read our in-depth case study about our first year of intergenerational work here. To learn more about our research plans, email
Watch these videos about our innovative work
CNN's Vital Signs show visits us at the nursery
Nursery Co-Founder, Dr Ali Somers, presents at the Royal Society of Medicine's 'Social Innovation Summit' alongside United for All Ages' Stephen Burke
Nursery Co-Founder, Judith Ish-Horowicz gives a TedX Talk!
Lovely film made by The Independent
MP Watch covered our first term
Intergenerational conference
A day of sharing experience and learning from one another. Conference hosted by Nightingale Hammerson and the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship, Goldsmiths, University of London. We also work closely with strategic partner United for All Ages, who is leading the way in campaigning for more intergenerational action across the UK.
Held on Monday, 12th February, 2018
Innovation in Care: Stories of Intergenerational Action
#intergeninspire
15 practitioners and academics presented for the full day event, with over 100 people taking part.
We won the Jewish News' Night of Heroes 'Communal Initiative' Award
Conference Session One Presentations:
Professor Alex Murdock, London South Bank University
Helen Simmons, Nightingale Hammerson
Judith Ish-Horowicz, MBE, Apples and Honey Nightingale
Ian Bennett, Downshall Primary School