Joanna Grace Author Joanna Grace is an author, speaker and founder of The Sensory Projects, which seeks to contribute to a world where everyone is understood in spite of difference. You can follow her on Twitter here. As a sensory engagement specialist, much of my...
The smell of fresh paint; the familiar smell of school dinners lingering in the air; sparklingly clean floors; fresh whiteboard pens. Yep, it’s time for back to school! A new school year can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Six weeks is a long time to be away from...
Pupils have long been encouraged to supplement their learning outside of the classroom. With only so much time and focus you can give to your class, it’s important you’re able to lean on modern technology to deliver education away from your instruction. The...
Pie Corbett Author Pie Corbett is an author, poet, literacy expert and creator of the renowned Talk for Writing approach to learning. You can find his Story Writing Boxes for KS1 and KS2 on the Hope Education website. I was one of five boys and during the first six...
With the huge disruption to everyone’s lives, you’ve probably thought a lot about what can be done in the classroom to tackle mental health and the role schools play in the promotion of positive mental health. There’s a lot to consider, not to mention ensuring your...
Pupils pick things up at different speeds. It’s a natural part of learning for us all, and it’s just as natural for some to speed ahead and others to take longer to pick things up. As teachers, it’s our job to set out a plan so that latter group of pupils can stay on...
