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Using animal resources to support social and emotional wellbeing Want to understand how animal resources can support social and emotional wellbeing? Read this blog by Jenny... 29.10.24
Top Tips to Maximise your PE & Sport Premium 2024-2025 In this blog we explore what the PE & Sport Premium is and offer some ideas to help you make the most out o... 02.08.24
Getting ready to learn through movement In this blog, Lorna Taylor, a Chartered Paediatric Physiotherapist, explains how learning readiness is buil...
Benefits of using the TTS Bamboo Eco Bed The TTS Bamboo Eco Bed can have several benefits for both staff and children in Early Years settings. Read ...
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) ...
Supporting the Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Children and Young People with Complex N... As I described in my previous blog, Attachment Theory and Polyvagal Theory can be used to provide greater i...
Supporting the emotional well-being of children and young people with complex needs Children’s mental health has come increasingly into focus in recent years and into much sharper focus as a ...
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 - #5 Let's Go! STEM Trails The Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) Trail books encourage teachers to use the outdoors and the magnif...
Sensory Seekers and Avoiders - How can we help? Beccie Hawes shares a range of ideas that may help your sensory seekers and avoiders matched to their sense...
Inspiring Primary Science - #2 Let's Go! Science Trails The second in a series of blogs highlighting PSTT resources. This book will inspire teachers to combine sci...
Sensory Needs: Self-Monitoring and Self-Regulation Beccie Hawes offers her advice around how we can support and empower our pupils to self-monitor and self-re...
The Queen - a potted history
Spring Ideas and Inspiration Spring into Spring with this engaging collection of activities!
Planning Your PSHE Curriculum Wondering where to start with planning your PSHE curriculum? Lucy Marcovitch, PSHE consultant and expert, e...
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...
Creating Your Calm Corner Why do we need to consider this kind of intervention now and why is it so important to effectively resource...
Physical Development - Why Is It So Important Right Now? Children’s physical development is always an important focus. But why is it so important now more than ever...
10 Top Tips for Inclusive PE Physical Education (PE) should be accessible for all young people. Here we explore some top tips to consid...
Making muddy mud pies - what will you make? Do you remember making mud pies when you were a child? Mud pies are so common amongst children, it seems th...
Outdoor Learning - a tool for teaching and learning Outdoor learning has many benefits, and in a world of measuring progress and tracking achievement, it can s...
Can outdoor learning raise standards? The simple answer is YES! Outdoor learning has a myriad of benefits and can actually raise standards across...
Batik painting on fabric - Key Stages 3-5 Batik is an ancient technique used for making designs onto fabric. The word comes from the Javanese amba (t...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Education There is less than three months before GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) comes into force. From my ...
Fun & Educational After School Club & Activity Ideas Many schools offer a dazzling variety of after school clubs - often run thanks to the goodwill of very busy...
Staying cool at school in the summer heat - top ideas Do you leave school at the end of the day in a hot, sweaty mess? Staying cool in a classroom in the summer ...
10 fantastic free school trips and visits In need of some ideas for free school trips? In the present climate, teachers are tending to organise fewer...
The importance of tummy time play on child development Movement, play and “safe danger” are essential to a child’s development, but there is now evidence to sugge...
The World In My kitchen As part of the Nourish Books virtual book tour we spoke to Sally and Kate (details below) about their lates...
Risky play Do you allow your children to take risks in their play, or do you wrap them up in cotton wool? Laura Engl...
The World in our Classroom - Ideas for Healthy Eating Week Cooking in school is about more than making a recipe – it is an opportunity to teach safe and simple food p...

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