Hi wendy bob is right, it will mean which resources are out, wall displays, furniture positions and how changing these can impact on childrens learning and play xx
Quote from OFSTED's leading to excellence:
Providing stimulating environments
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provide a child-centred environment with stimulating and appropriate resources enabling children to explore and enjoy play in safety
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From Australia this page is a great read -
creating stimulating environments
and this, it's more than you need sorry but to follow up & link to a theory John Brierley's fouteenth of his 21 principles details how monotony of surroundings do little to stimulate children's learning - from Google books
Give me a child until he is 7
Hth xx