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How to make a Carnival Float Creating carnival floats with pupils is a fantastic design and technology project that sparks creativity, e... 18.02.25
The Power of Light by Ben Kingston-Hughes Ben Kingston Hughes discusses the magic of light-up construction resources for children's learning and enga...
Art Skills Part 3-Sculpture Skills This blog on sculpture is the third of three blogs by Art & Design Consultant Paul Carney. Enjoy his expert...
Weighted Lap Buddies: Supporting Learning and Wellbeing Find out how the learning and wellbeing of children in your setting can be supported with the TTS weighted ...
Creative Writing Tubs -Endless Opportunities! In this blog, Beccie Hawes explains the value of Creative Writing Tubs and how they can inspire writing.
TTS Vibrating Weighted Lap Buddy - One boy and his cat Read about how Chadsgrove School Support Services used the Vibrating Weighted Lap Buddy to support one of t...
The Therapeutic Toolbox - A Box of Treasure We all recognise the growing social, emotional and mental health needs of our pupils. Beccie Hawes shares h...
Bringing joy through light By Ben Kingston-Hughes In this blog, Ben Kingston-Hughes explores the awe and wonder of light and the joy it can bring to learning.
Supporting the Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Children and Young People with Complex N... This case study aims to bring together Attachment Theory and Polyvagal theory (as outlined in blogs 1 & 2) ...
Mentally Healthy Classrooms: #2 - Getting to know the child In part two of this blog series, Ruth Lue-Quee explores the importance of getting to know each child in you...
Inspiring Primary Science – A blog series showcasing 6 PSTT resources - #1 Titanic Science What do you think of when you hear the name ‘Titanic’? A picture of an impressive-looking ship? A scene ...
Managing Tricky Questions In this fifth blog in the series, Lucy Marcovitch shares her advice on how to manage any tricky questions w...
The Awe and Wonder of Light (and Dark). In this blog, Alistair Bryce-Clegg, early years consultant, explores the awe and wonder of exploring light ...
STEM at Home Projects with Videos In this blog, Caroline Alliston, STEM expert, shares a selection of STEM at Home projects with how to video...
Helping with Catch-Up - Writing Inspiration Take a look at this blog for some engaging writing activities to inspire you in your classroom.
Five Phonic Favourites With phonics learning being a key building block for early reading, children need lots of opportunities to ...
Practical solutions to tackle the word gap So much has been written about closing the word gap. Recent research states the size of a child’s vocabular...
Art and Printmaking with boys at KS4 and KS5 A survey from TES (Hazell, 2017) found that while 43% of girls surveyed enjoyed Art and considered it to be...
Create learning provocations and possibilities with Potion Bottles Childhood memories of a perfume or potion mixed and swirled with a carefully chosen stick in a humble jar i...
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...
Inspirational ideas to encourage writing Delve into these top hints and tips from teachers on their favourite methods to inspire creative writing in...
Independence or dependence in the Early Years Anyone involved in teaching young children knows how important it is to develop skills for independence, bu...
A den for all seasons. Indoors and out! Children love dens - crawling into small spaces, being hidden away, adding their own treasures, pretending ...
15 corking craft ideas Who knew corks could be so versatile? If you ever needed an excuse to crack open a bottle of prosecco (or f...
Risky play Do you allow your children to take risks in their play, or do you wrap them up in cotton wool? Laura Engl...
Speaking and listening with superheroes Since the first superheroes emerged in the 1930's they have continued to be a popular topic amongst childre...
Building a dinosaur den Frank and Ollie are mad on dinosaurs. So much so that Ollie has insisted on wearing his dinosaur feet today...

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