Fun activities to help primary school children with SEN improve their reading and writing
Age range: Ages 3 – 11 Description: A collection of fun and engaging learning activities to help primary school children with SEN to improve their…
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How to give an awesome assembly for autism awareness: a teaching resource
Click here for an exclusive extract from Creating Autism Champions Follow Joy’s easy to follow guide which shows you how to run your own assembly,…
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Sign up to our mailing list to receive a free copy of our new Pastoral Care and Special Educational Needs catalogue. Our resources offer valuable guidance…
10 ready-to-use solutions that will help schools meet Ofsted criteria for excellent playtimes
Michael Follett, author of Creating Excellence in Primary School Playtimes, provides 10 tips to help primary schools meet Ofsted criteria for excellent playtimes. Imagine childhood…
What are the different forms of bullying and what strategies can be used to overcome the problem?
Michael Panckridge, co-author of Be Bully Free, takes a look at the different forms that bullying can take and suggests strategies that victims of bullying can…
What does the government mean by British Values and the Prevent Duty in the Early Years?
As a formal part of the Early Years Foundation Stage, educators are now required to deliver instruction of British Values and the Prevent Duty in…
Counsellors working with young people often find it can feel like messy, complex work. What helps when counsellors are stuck?
Nick Luxmoore, author of Practical Supervision for Counsellors who Work with Young People, explores the positive impact that good supervision sessions can have on counsellors…
What is the science behind being creative and why are people with dyslexia so good at it?
Margaret Malpas, author of Self-fulfilment with Dyslexia, provides an overview of the creative process in a person’s brain and explores the reasons why creativity is…
With dyslexia comes the determination to succeed – Margaret Malpas
Margaret Malpas, author of Self-fulfilment with Dyslexia, explains how it is not just talent that makes people successful but rather the strength of character to succeed.…
Disruptive, stubborn, out of control? How can we tackle challenging behaviour in schools?
In this extract from Disruptive, Stubborn, Out of Control?, Clinical Psychologist Bo Hejlskov Elvén looks at the psychology behind children’s behaviour and offers fresh advice…