Nelson Mandela Day: 5 facts As primary school teachers, you have the unique opportunity to educate young minds about remarkable individuals who have left a permanent mark on the world. One such inspirational figure is Nelson Mandela, a global icon of freedom,...
Women’s World Cup: When did women’s football start? The Women’s World Cup is fast approaching on the 20th of July. To get into the spirit and celebrate women’s football, why not share with children the history of women’s football? Discover the answer to the burning...
Sports Day: Teacher preparation Sports day is coming up and it’s time to start planning the day to be able to have a fun and safe sports day. Teachers are at the heart of every sports day, from setting it up to helping children with the activities. It is...
Great Places to go walking in the UK Getting outdoors is amazing for mental health and destressing from the fast-paced life of a teacher. The outdoors is a great way to get out of the usual hustle and bustle of daily life and brings a great change of scenery. ...
Exploring the World: France We’re celebrating the football by exploring some of the beautiful countries from across the globe that are participating. The next country we’re looking at is France, and we’ve put together a fact guide you can share with your little ones...
