‘Inclusive education is not a privilege. It is a fundamental human right.” — Ban Ki-moon, former Secretary General of the United Nations. Inclusion in early childhood education means creating environments where all children, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds,...
The first step to providing safe spaces is to know the child in front of you, remembering that each of our neurodivergent children are unique, will present with different strengths and needs, and will require different things from you as their trusted adult and the...
Author: Lindsay Robinson Lindsay has been a primary school teacher for 23 years and is passionate about achieving the very best outcomes for children through quality first teaching and experiences. Reading has always been very important to me so as a teacher, I really...
Managing your school’s admin just got easier! With Hope’s “My Account” tool, you can now streamline your procurement process, saving time and reducing hassle. No more chasing down invoices or digging through past orders—everything you need is right at your fingertips....
Author: Alice Sharp Why are we obsessed with the weather? Why do we often check the weather more than our reflection in the mirror? (well, some of us!) It might be that it’s because it can have a profound impact on our daily lives, wellbeing and in extreme...
Author: Alice Sharp Around the age of three children are beginning to develop their imagination and enjoy storytelling, which can make mythical creatures like fairies, dragons, or Jack Frost intriguing to them. They may be particularly drawn to these creatures...
