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Supporting Children with SEND During the School Holidays Discover practical ways to support children with SEND during the school holidays, while encouraging emotion... 20.05.26
Physical Development Outdoors: Why Choose Outdorable Outdorable offers early years settings a flexible, sustainable way to support physical development through ...
The benefits of wooden toys Join Dr Diane Boyd to read about the benefits of using wooden toys with our children in Early Years.
Oracy Across the Curriculum In this blog, Michael Gardner explores a range of strategies that integrate oracy into different subjects. ...
Enhancing Children's Experiences with Glow and Go Bot Ideas to help enhance learning opportunities with the TTS Glow and Go Bot using construction, reflective ma...
Ideas for Using Acrylic Paints in the Classroom Acrylic paints are a versatile and vibrant medium perfect for classroom projects. They dry quickly, are eas...
The Ultimate Guide to School Stationery School stationery is more than just paper and pens. It’s the toolkit that helps children stay organised, be...
Sing, Play and Shine: Music Club Ideas for Primary School Wondering what music club to start in your school? Read this blog for plenty of fun music club ideas.
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...
Physical Computing | Mr. P Recommends: Crumble Class Kit This year, we're incredibly excited to partner with primary teacher and ICT expert Lee Parkinson, AKA 'ICT ...
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...
Art Skills Part 2-Painting Skills This blog on painting is the second of three blogs by Art & Design Consultant Paul Carney. Enjoy his expert...
Art Skills Part 1- Drawing Skills This blog on Drawing is the first of three blogs by Art and Design Consultant Paul Carney. Enjoy his expert...
5 activity ideas for the STEAM Discovery Centre Children are born curious, observing and exploring from an early age. Why not get them started early with S...
Creative Writing Tubs -Endless Opportunities! In this blog, Beccie Hawes explains the value of Creative Writing Tubs and how they can inspire writing.
The value of guttering in outdoor play Looking for outdoor learning ideas using guttering? Here are some activities from Kelly at the Tinker Tent.
10 Tips for Surviving Art Subject Leadership New to art subject leadership or looking for some new advice? In this blog, Paul Carney shares his 10 tips ...
Self-access art Tops Day Nurseries have given us an insight into their provision of self-access art across their settings. ...
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...
Build-a-House STEM Class Kit A cross-curricular STEM class kit for 30 pupils to each design and make a model house with a working doorbe...
Cross-Curricular STEM Class Kit - Making a Fan Boat Follow this step-by-step guide on how to make an electric fan-driven model boat.
Go to the Next Level with Zentangle Zentangle© is a method of drawing that was developed by Maria and Rick Thomas. It is a way of drawing struc...
Wire Crafts - How to Make a 3D Wire Insect Wire is a wonderfully versatile material and a great introduction into sculpture. Here we explain how to ma...
Improving the Grade at GCSE Art & Design A unique full day CPD training session for all Secondary teachers of Art & Design led by two of the UK's le...
Top 12 Outdoor Art ideas 12 outdoor art projects to inspire creativity and to encourage taking art outdoors.
Loose parts play for babies and pre-school aged children by Little Miss Early Years I am a huge advocate for loose parts within every early year’s environment; they’re open-ended, development...
Top 15 collaborative projects for the new school year The beginning of a new school year is exciting but can also be a little bit nerve-racking for children and ...
The Little Learners Approach - Showing Children Where to Look But Not What to See - Reggio Approach We show children where to look but not what to see…This simple phrase has become part of our philosophy, wh...
The Painting Challenge A fast and furious challenge that pushes students to explore paint and, dare I say it, make a mess.
Outdoor Maths by Little Miss Early Years There is no better way to set the foundations for early mathematical thinking than getting outdoors, gettin...
How To Create a Space Themed Immersive Learning Location 5...4...3...2...1...Blast Off!!! Enable children to follow in Tim Peake’s exciting footsteps and take one ‘...
Learning to play the natural way - the benefits of natural resources Natural and open-ended resources provide a vast range of opportunities; they can be used by children in the...
How to make a magical woodland learning location Whether searching for the ‘Gruffalo’, Going on a Bear Hunt, recreating a fairy tale or going ‘camping’, use...
Loose Parts Play by Little Miss Early Years Loose parts were first proposed in the 1970s by Simon Nicholson who believed in their ability to empower cr...
KS2 Make Your Own Lighthouse Follow this step by step guide on how to make your own model lighthouse.
Making your own brushes Do you ever get the feeling that your students are getting a little too precious about their work and worki...
KS2 Make Your Own Motorised Vehicle Follow this 10-step guide on how to make your own pulley-driven vehicle. This is suitable for KS2 pupils ex...
What are the Benefits of Risky Play in Early Years? Do you allow your children to take risks in their play, or do you wrap them up in cotton wool? Laura Engl...
How to Make a Willow Fish Make this impressive display piece using willow to create a big impact in your classroom or school receptio...
Simple Valentine's Crafts for Children Valentine’s Day provides a great opportunity to celebrate friendships and to discuss why it is important to...
How to make a Wire Flower in 5 simple steps These beautiful wire flowers are ideal for older pupils to make using modelling wire. The same technique ca...

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