It’s really useful to find out how well your parents feel that your school has supported children over the year Read More
It’s really useful to find out how well your parents feel that your school has supported children over the year Read More
After last year’s disastrous transition where some Y6 we literally thrown in at the deep end at secondary, this year I’m determined that it is going to improve! Especially for those children who are vulnerable, have SEND are looked after or are anxious. Read More
When students from overseas enter our classes, many teachers may only see their academic or linguistic needs. However, support for the loss or trauma that many of these students have experienced may be of more crucial importance. Although teachers are certainly not all certified SEMH experts, there are many ways we can support these students who are entering our classrooms. Read More
Welcome to new guest blogger Helen Witty as she navigates the difficulties of keeping our tempers in check. Read More
With so many relieved people going back to school on Monday, there are a minority who are very anxious. Parents, staff and children may be feeling worried about the first day back. Read More
Could you be a great educational leader if you had more flexibility? Read More
When life takes an unexpected twist such as our current global pandemic, having the tools in your toolbox to cope Read More
we generally overstretch ourselves in order to support our young people to the best of our ability. This often sets us on the path to burnout. Please read and follow Dr Tina’s advice this half term and beyond. Read More
It is clear that while this period is difficult for everybody, there are particular groups who are receiving less support than needed. Here are a number of resources that can be utilised to help alleviate some of the stresses of lockdown for our young people with SEND. Read More
@DarrellWakelam has a great job – He makes a living from sticking bits of paper and cardboard together to make things! He a freelance artist working with children of all ages. During Children’s Mental Health Week, he is encouraging children (and adults) everywhere to ditch the screens and get creative. Read More