27 Jul 2020 | Early Years, Expert Advice & Opinions
Bridging the gap: early years maths Early years maths activities do not need to be boring. Play is the way that children explore and learn about the world around them – so use play. It gives them chance to learn from mistakes and experiences, investigate and...
27 Jul 2020 | Early Years, Expert Advice & Opinions
Bridging the gap: literacy in early years Effective early years literacy activities can make a major difference when it comes to bridging the gap between children who are ready for school and those who aren’t. We know that the development of young children can depend...
10 Jul 2020 | News & Advice, Primary
4 unexpected benefits of coding robots in the classroom Preparing pupils for the fast-paced world of tomorrow is essential. Many curriculum fads come and go over the years but one which will undoubtedly stick around is coding and robotics in the classroom. The workers...
7 Jul 2020 | Early Years, Expert Advice & Opinions
Social distancing and infection control in your nursery Staying safe and controlling infection is every nursery’s top priority right now. We’ve been working hard to ensure you have the facilities to meet the DfE requirements and standards. With many Nurseries staying...
3 Jul 2020 | News & Advice, Primary
8 Charles Dickens quotes for teachers It sometimes helps to look to the literary greats for inspiration and help, so we’ve gathered some Charles Dickens quotes that apply to the daily life of a teacher. Feel free to copy them out on a post-it and stick them to your...
