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Representation through Dolls and Small World Figures Beccie Hawes shares with us heart-warming stories of how children can find representation through dolls and... 21.02.25
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
Settling Children into Reception Looking for some settling in ideas for Reception children. Read this blog to find out more. 19.07.24
Supporting STEM through Design & Technology Projects In this blog we explore what STEM is, why it's important and how to support STEM learning through D&T proje... 17.05.24
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...
Exciting activity ideas for early years mark making Spark early years creativity and mark making with Illuminated Writing Boards. Discover engaging activity id...
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...
10 Ways to Play with Sand by Hayley Winter Playing in sand is a great way to get children to work on their motor skills as well as a great resource to...
Climb to thrive - The benefits of climbing Philippa Youlden shares with us the benefits and skills gained from climbing in the early years and how thi...
The value of guttering in outdoor play Looking for outdoor learning ideas using guttering? Here are some activities from Kelly at the Tinker Tent.
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.
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) ...
Mechanisms - Simple STEAM Ideas This is the third blog in the series from Laura Cross, around bringing simple engineering ideas to your cla...
Alistair Bryce-Clegg Talking EYFS - Physical Development This series of articles has been written by industry experts to help you to understand changes to the EYFS ...
Making a difference and creating a legacy - PE, school sport and physical activity How will you strategically spend your remaining PE & Sport premium funding?
STEAM Inspiration Hub STEAM helps to spark children's curiosity about the world. In this blog we explore ideas, resources and ins...
Tuff Tray Inspiration Gallery - Over 35 ideas Tuff tray play gives children the opportunity to explore and discover independently whilst using their imag...
Sensory Diets during Lockdown - How to support your child with sensory activities In this blog, Alison Harris, a Lead Occupational Therapist, explores practical strategies for supporting yo...
Top 5 home learning activity ideas for Potion Bottles Potion bottles are ideal for supporting children’s learning through play based and active hands on activiti...
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...
Computing – Raising Achievement The whole curriculum jostles for time and priority in the life of a school and each one will set their own ...
What does STEAM look like in the early years? STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths. This is a forward-thinking, integrated ap...
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...
The appeal of tinker trays for loose part play by Little Miss Early Years I first came across tinker trays on Pinterest and I have been hooked on the idea ever since. They encompass...
Bee-Bot - the story behind our TTS developed programmable robot Every product has a story - Bee-Bot the award-winning programmable robot can be found in homes and classroo...
Top 12 outdoor Art ideas 12 outdoor art projects to inspire creativity and to encourage taking art outdoors.
Shiver me timbers! Pirates at play! Shiver me timbers! We love this pirate themed tray full of ideas to engage children as they investigate and...
Make your own Pirate 'pool noodle' boats These cute pool noodle boats are so easy and cheap to make and are ideal for outdoor play over the summer m...
How to do outdoor play well – by Alistair Bryce-Clegg Outdoor play can often be seen as tricky to set up and manage or is just treated like a play time, but when...
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 ...
A practitioner Talks Turtles! At the recent Nursery World Show in Liverpool, we had some fantastic conversations about how our resources ...
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...
Chinese New Year Celebrations Chinese New Year is a time for families to be together, celebrating by having dinner on Chinese New Year’s ...
Fairies and elves found at forest school! On a sunny but cold friday afternoon the children had a delivery from the postman. To the children's astoni...
Winter small world in a jar or bauble These wintry small worlds in a jar by Lottie Makes are so cute and easy to make. Follow the simple instruct...
The magic of mirrors Mirrors encourage inquisitive minds and stimulate curiosity. By observing how a child interacts with mirror...
Pokémon GO...What has that got to do with education? Pokémon Go...the new, extremely popular craze is an augmented reality mobile game, that has captured the at...
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...
The Rio de Janeiro Olympics 2016 Take this opportunity to make something ancient relevant to your children, with these practical classroom i...
A vision for the future, via classroom visualisers? Where is your Visualiser? There is a real risk of losing some of the long standing digital tools that have ...
Creating inspiring learning locations Creating environments to support children at different ages during their Early Years is something that requ...

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