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Christmas Activities - Clay Christmas Stars Glittery Christmas stars make great, simple decorations and can be taken home and enjoyed for years to come!
Christmas Activities - Button Christmas Trees These adorable button trees will make a great addition to your Christmas decorations. They're simple to ma...
How to make paper Diyas for Diwali
How to make a pumpkin clay lantern.
Building, balancing and boosting skills! Using the TTS Wooden Mini Adventure Trail, children build physical capabilities, problem solving skills, te...
Using Music in Child-Led Activities The Funky Junk Yard Outdoor Music Frame now takes pride of place in the outdoor space at Crich Infant Schoo...
Future Programmers on Programmer's Day using Bee Bots. I’ll be honest, I never really enjoyed maths, physics or computing at school. I always felt like they were...
Why do we bother, in this age of digital technology, to write letters in Primary School? When was the last time you received a written letter through the post? It could be argued that the era of ...
Self-access art Tops Day Nurseries have given us an insight into their provision of self-access art across their settings. ...
Deep Dive in to the Whole Curriculum Broad, balanced, structured, quality, intent, implementation, impact, deep dive … there are so many words t...
Supporting children in EY with SEND Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) need to feel a valued part of the setting a...
Cultural Capital: A central part of the curriculum When first stepping into an early years setting or classroom, children have significantly different experie...
Supporting speaking, listening and understanding in EYFS As communication and language is a prime area of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the importance of...
Poetry at Primary School Poetry is often indirectly labelled as an intellectual’s domain. It is seen as something like jazz music, ...
Emotional Health and Wellbeing Early Years settings play a vital role in building a strong emotional foundation for children’s mental heal...
Language enrichment Creative and imaginative play can truly be a window to enriching children’s language and building firm lite...
Teachers Top Art Excuses The thought of teaching Art either fills teachers with joy or dread. Which teacher are you and do you reco...
Sport to Structure Lunchtimes Lunchtime break is many children’s (and teachers’) favourite time of the school day. It is the opportunity...
10 Top Tips for Inclusive PE Physical Education (PE) should be accessible for all young people. Here we explore some top tips to consid...
Five ways to show children the ‘Power of Maths’ The key to developing confident and resilient mathematicians is encouraging children to view maths positive...
When life tells you to slow down We all know teaching is a bloody difficult job. The workload, hours, emotional rollercoaster and guilt, of...
How to make a Periscope A cross-curricular STEM kit for 60 pupils to each make their own periscope and discover how it works.
Girls in Engineering by Caroline Alliston Caroline Alliston discusses Girls in Engineering in this insightful post. Caroline studied engineering, and...
Magnificent, messy mashers! Make the most of mashers by allowing children to explore the creative opportunities these curious kitchen u...
Making muddy mud pies! Do you remember making mud pies when you were a child? Mud pies are so common amongst children, it seems th...
Your top 26 class and school reward ideas to reinforce good behaviour, success and achievement We recently ran a giveaway to win a multi-purpose podium stage. To win, we asked for your top ideas on how ...
Win a Rugged Robot - our first ever programmable robot designed for outdoor use! Meet the latest addition to our award-winning Floor Robot Family… Rugged Robot, our first ever programmable...
24 ideas for small outdoor spaces Schools often struggle with a lack of outdoor space. Here we provide a selection of resources that will fit...
The power of picture books by Tishylishy Throughout my teaching career I have had a love of picture books and I’ve yet to find a colleague that does...
RM Resources are proud to announce our support to the Friends of Asha Charity One of the core values within the RM Resources business is the importance to give something back to those w...
Anxiety and Mental Health in schools today This is a very serious question for all schools and educators: What can we do about the growing issue of an...
Inspiring Early Years environments We all want spaces we can be proud of… spaces that inspire, are well equipped and offer high quality learni...
Is learning music in schools as important as maths? There has been a lot of talk and attention this year about the decline of arts education in schools. From r...
Making sense of the world with atlases An atlas is a lot like a photograph, it offers a snapshot of our world at one particular moment in time as...
The value of sand and water play Sand and water play is a vital aspect of any early years provision. It not only provides countless sensory ...
20 ideas for creating treasure baskets Treasure baskets make ideal conversation or topic starters. You can pre-fill them or allow children to crea...

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