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Big Point Recordable Buttons In this blog Andrew Whitehouse shares his thoughts on Big Point Recordable Buttons. 22.08.23
Therapeutic Tools to Support Wellbeing in Schools In this blog, nasen, the SEND specialists, explore and share a recent article from Dr Tina Rae which outlin...
Meet Griff the Wellbeing Dog Bring the joy and wonder of dogs, puppets and picture books together to support PSHE and wellbeing with thi...
Topical issues in PSHE In this sixth, and final, blog in the series, Lucy Marcovitch shares her pointers for ways to manage discus...
Managing Tricky Questions In this fifth blog in the series, Lucy Marcovitch shares her advice on how to manage any tricky questions w...
Safe Teaching and Learning Principles for PSHE In this fourth blog in the series, Lucy Marcovitch shares five key principles to follow throughout all prim...
Lesson Content Planning for PSHE Topics In the third blog in this series, Lucy Marcovitch shares her advice and top tips for PSHE lesson planning.
Planning Your PSHE Curriculum Wondering where to start with planning your PSHE curriculum? Lucy Marcovitch, PSHE consultant and expert, e...
Children's Mental Health Week Despite the temptation to look back on childhood with rose-tinted glasses, there have always been children ...
Non-statutory PSHE vs. statutory RHE: what’s the difference? Got questions about RHE and PSHE? Lucy Marcovitch, PSHE consultant and expert, explains the key differences...
The Colour Breather - a story about mindfulness for children Kirsten Carroll, author of The Colour Breather, introduces her new book which is perfect for sharing when t...
The value of physical activity, PE and sport in supporting wellbeing through being at the heart o... Philippa Youlden offers her advice for putting PE, school sport and physical activity at the heart of the c...
Steps, Sport & Self Esteem In this blog, sports coach Matt Bradbury, looks back over the last year and gives a very personal insight i...
Meet Trevor ... Our Calming Cat In this blog, Beccie Hawes, SEND expert, explains how she introduced Calming Cat into a Year 2 class and th...
Supporting emotional wellbeing: Ideas for creating a nurturing environment In this blog we explore some simple ideas to help create a nurturing environment to support children's emot...
Promoting Positive Behaviour Promoting positive behaviour on a daily basis is very important in all year groups, not simply at school bu...
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 ...
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...
A dog in school? Barking mad or paws for thought! When I first suggested that we should get a school dog, it was a throw away comment at the end of a staff m...
Making it better for boys - a simple ‘High Five’ list of what we can do to help them achieve thei... As busy Early Years Educators we need to be doing our very best for boys every day. In order to do this I h...
Back to school – 10 activity suggestions The return to school after the long summer holidays can be a little nerve-wracking for all concerned. Ch...
Health and Wellbeing - Creating a healthy and happy school The health and wellbeing of children is as fundamentally important to schools as maths and English - if not...
Understanding the benefits of mindfulness Improving the attention and overall general well-being of children is of utmost importance to schools. The ...
10 ways to use recordable talking buttons When I was a busy school SENCO I’d often have teachers asking me for resources to help their children. I wo...
The case for political education in school Many adults would say they have no interest in politics at all and a significant percentage do not even exe...
How to incorporate British Values into everyday play We asked some leading Early Years practitioners to cut-through the confusion surrounding British Values and...
5 practical resources to develop an understanding of democracy It’s easier than you think to help young children gain an understanding of the 4 core British Values. Here ...
5 easy ways to cover Rule of Law in the early years One of the 4 core British Values is Rule of Law, but how on earth do we help young children to understand t...
Top 5 resources to encourage individual liberty In the early years this core British Value is all about helping children to develop respect for their own a...
5 simple ways to encourage mutual respect and tolerance In the early years this core British Value is all about helping children to develop respect for their own a...
The benefits of School Gardens A garden offers a natural framework for understanding about sustainability and the natural world and will h...
Celebrating Strengths - Building Character and Enjoying Learning Our second in a series of guest blog spots from Jenny Fox Eades, developer of ‘Celebrating Strengths‘ – a w...
Celebrating Strengths - A Tried and Tested Approach Celebrating Strengths has been successfully introduced into 15 primary schools across the UK, and is also u...
Playing to your Character Strengths John Dabell, Teacher & Author, looks into how schools can help develop a child’s character using a programm...

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