Playtime for Blind & Visually Impaired children
Playtime with Blind and visually impaired children by Wooden Toy Shop
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How to tattoo your laptop with amazing art!
As both a teacher and a head teacher I had to have a good supply of stickers. These were for big as well as small people! We all love a sticker because they show achievement and recognition. That’s why when you give blood there is a selection of stickers for you to wear with pride. They can also easily express […]
Read moreKeeping mental health healthy
Here is another resourceful message from Dr Pooky Knightsmith who is always looking for ways that we can keep our mental health healthy so that we can support staff and family. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hello all! I hope this email finds you well and looking forward to a restful Christmas. Remember, you need to look after yourself first, before you look after […]
Read more‘Punctuation…?’ – a review
‘Punctuation can help you write and communicate more clearly, if people better understand what it is you are saying or trying to communicate to them, it is more likely that they will either consider your effort or do what you intend.’ So says the blurb on the back of a book I was sent to review. I suppose running a […]
Read moreMotivating students
How do you make sure your students are engaged for every lesson and not just special ones? The folks over at Creative Education have some suggestions: Motivating students for one lesson is a challenge – keeping them continually motivated is an even bigger one, but if we invest the time, effort and energy into developing lessons that sustain student motivation week after […]
Read moreUsing Distancing Techniques in PSHE
This post from Lynne Deacon & shared by Creative Education is really helpful in minimising those tricky moments that arise in PSHE sessions with students Teaching some of the topics in the PSHE curriculum can be tricky, even awkward and, not to put too fine a point on it, just plain embarrassing. Some experienced teachers can handle it all without […]
Read moreWater Explorer – a chance to make a difference!
Global Action Plan (GAP) the UK’s leading environmental behaviour change charity have launched an exciting new education project aimed at engaging school students to tackle water issues. The Water Explorer Project seeks to engage over 10,000 young people from across 11 different countries in a range of different projects. The programme is open to those aged between 8-14 in the UK, […]
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