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Playing with Dolls in Early Childhood In this blog, explore how playing with dolls supports emotional growth, language development and inclusion ... 21.02.25
Teaching Pulse, Rhythm and Pitch to Children Teaching pitch, rhythm and pulse is an essential part of music teaching, as it helps children develop a dee... 11.02.25
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
Oracy Skills - Giving everyone a voice In this blog, Sal McKeown explores the different ways in which we can encourage oracy and give every child ... 16.01.25
Creative School Literacy Club Ideas In today’s fast-paced digital world, getting children excited by literature is more important than ever. St... 08.08.24
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. 08.08.24
Inspire, Innovate, Invent: STEM School Club Ideas Are you looking for inspiration to start a school STEM club for primary aged children? Read this blog to fi... 08.08.24
11 Outdoor Learning Activities and Ideas across the Curriculum In this blog we explore the importance of outdoor learning and how creating outdoor classroom spaces can of... 02.07.24
Ideas for using a sensory tent There are many things you can use a sensory tent for that go beyond the obvious. Read on to find out more a...
Learning Adventures with Glow and Go Bot In this blog, Jodie Lopez explores how Glow and Go Bot can engage children with learning and shares some id...
Technology to support Communication and Language In this blog, Jodie Lopez, an ex-primary school teacher and education technology expert, reflects on her th...
David Wright's top ten resources for Early Years David Wright shares with us his top ten resources that will be sure to bring value to any Early Years setting.
STEAM ahead with the Immersive Projector Ideas on how to use the Immersive Projector for STEAM learning. A forward-thinking, integrated approach to ...
4 ways to support pupils with hearing loss through classroom layout and environment An estimated 3 out of every 1,000 children are born with a detectable hearing loss. Others may acquire hear...
Mentally Healthy Classrooms: #5 - Physical Activity In this fifth blog in the series, Ruth Lue-Quee shares her ideas for bringing physical activity into your m...
Inclusive Mental Health Support in the Classroom Just as we adults need to take care of our own mental health, so do children. Carly Sygrove offers some sug...
Primary Gymnastics: Mixing it up a bit Philippa Youlden shares her advice and top tips for injecting something new and imaginative into your gymna...
Dance Like No One is Watching Philippa Youlden shares her advice and top tips for how to teach dance and why it is so important to so man...
All about Glow and Go Bot Molly Howard (@create_make_and_play) shares her insights into the many different learning opportunities cre...
The Queen - a potted history
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...
Outdoor Calming and Sensory Spaces The great outdoors can spark so many sensory experiences! Ruth Lue-Quee, educational expert, offers some ad...
Black History Month: Conversations About Your Curriculum
Creating Your Calm Corner Why do we need to consider this kind of intervention now and why is it so important to effectively resource...
Alistair Bryce-Clegg - Supporting your EYFS Journey This series of articles has been written by industry experts to help you to understand changes to the EYFS ...
Identifying and Understanding Emotions Both children and adults sometimes need support in identifying and understanding emotions. This blog discus...
Ask the Experts: Keeping Children Healthy and Happy In this blog, we asked the experts (teachers and parents) to share their advice for keeping healthy and hap...
Keeping it Real: Home Schooling and Voldemort At TTS, we have been reaching out to our educational experts and asking them to share some of their top tip...
Home learning activities - Let’s make music Musical education may not be top of the list in terms of priorities at this time, but please consider how h...
Making Music Colourful As outlined within Ofsted’s School Inspection Handbook (2019), primary schools need to ensure they deliver ...
Using Music in Child-Led Activities The Funky Junk Yard Outdoor Music Frame now takes pride of place in the outdoor space at Crich Infant Schoo...
Poetry at Primary School Poetry is often indirectly labelled as an intellectual’s domain. It is seen as something like jazz music, ...
Is learning music in schools as important as maths? There has been a lot of talk and attention this year about the decline of arts education in schools. From r...
Expert product development for education by TTS Group Did you know that we develop our own products? Product development is a key focus at TTS and always has bee...
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...
Fun and Educational School Club Ideas (Updated August 2024) Are you looking for a variety of enjoyable and straightforward school club ideas? Read this blog for a dive...
20 practical ideas for ICT in the Early Years and beyond - part 1 ICT plays an integral part in all our lives. Today’s children are growing up surrounded by and becoming fam...
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 ...
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...
4 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...
Celebrating May Day On the 1st of May many people all over the UK and in different parts of the world celebrate May Day. The ce...
Literacy across the Curriculum: Making it real ‘Literacy across the Curriculum’ has become a well-worn phrase. The strategies might be slightly different ...

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