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Ideas for Creating a School Nature Garden Create a vibrant school nature garden that encourages learning and nurtures a love for the environment. Fro... 05.02.25
Observing the Natural World Dr Diane Boyd highlights the importance of connecting children with the natural world and offers practical ... 20.01.25
Role Play in the Early Years Role play is not just child's play but helps our children to develop a good imagination, problem solving sk... 12.11.24
Getting the most out of your Data Logger This blog explores data logging, suggests activities for integrating it into the curriculum and demonstrate... 12.11.24
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
Using Tuff Trays in your Early Years Setting Want to find more out about using Tuff Trays in early years education? Read this blog to find out the benef... 02.08.24
Exploring STEAM in the Early Years Join Laura Cross, from Little STEAMers to find out more about how the STEAM Discovery Centre can support ST...
Early STEAM with the STEAM Discovery Centre Laura Cross, from Little STEAMers, looks at how STEAM can be supported in the early years with the STEAM Di...
The children call me "Mr Robot ..." Allen Tsui, Head of Computing at Willow Brook Primary School Academy, London, shares his thoughts and exper...
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...
Inspiring Primary Science - #4 See Through Science Without observation and questions there is no science, and without science there is no progression in our u...
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...
Celebrating Science Week Be ready for British Science Week 2021 – the perfect opportunity to inspire children and celebrate science.
Ask the Experts Q&A: Learning at Home and Home-Schooling We know these are uncertain times for parents and it can be difficult to know what ‘home-schooling’ we shou...
Home Learning Activities – Take a closer look with magnifiers In this blog we want to give you some simple activities that you can do with magnifiers and microscopes tha...
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...
Inspiring Early Years environments We all want spaces we can be proud of… spaces that inspire, are well equipped and offer high quality learni...
The value of sand and water play Sand and water play is not only fun but plays a vital role in early childhood development. Read this blog ...
Beautiful Bubbles Can you recall the joy you experienced as a child blowing bubbles? That childhood fascination, marvelling a...
7 cross-curricular outdoor learning activity ideas Why not plan a staff meeting outdoors to explore the possibilities in your school grounds or surrounding ar...
What makes the perfect outdoor classroom? A well planned outdoor classroom that is integrated into the school community will become an important part...
Mud Kitchens - Top tips and ideas A mud kitchen is a great way to get children outdoors and playing amongst nature in the most creative way. ...
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...
Create immersive and engaging lessons outdoors with Eden Learning Spaces As Albert Einstein said, “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and kno...
12 Inspirational Science ideas for your classroom A great excuse to get stuck into all kinds of investigations! Here are 12 ideas to get you going.
Light Panel Exploration View the video above to find out more about how to use our circular light panel.
The power of potions in marvellous messy play You may be able to recall going into your garden and collecting rose petals and slushing them around in a j...
Primary geography – 12 things to think about Have Literacy, Numeracy and Science squeezed your thinking time for everything else to the margins? Maybe ...
Create your own forest school! The benefits to taking a class trip to a forest school and learning outside are endless, but by creating yo...
TTS at the Education Show 2015 Whether you specialize in Early Years, Primary or Secondary education, there will be plenty of new and exci...
Investigating Light Children learn at an early age that darkness is the absence of light.

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