Student life is a time of discovery, growth, and preparation for the future. However, beneath these positive narratives lies the Read More
Category: Parents
Pupil Mental Health: 5 Issues We’re Facing Now
As an educator, one thing that continues to concern me is pupil mental health. It’s become a growing issue in Read More
10 Tips For Building A Stable Relationship With Your Child
Building a stable and healthy relationship with your child is essential for their emotional development and overall well-being. I strongly Read More
Help Your Child With Their Career
Your child’s career future can be a worry, especially if they are not academically minded, have additional needs or are Read More
Summer Holiday Activities For Children With SEND
The SEN Resources Blog has a whole host of posts & activities for children with SEND – check out these fun & free summer holiday activities! Read More
A PowerPoint Journal for Children: An Alternative To Writing
e, rewarding and reflective process but for some children who hate to write, well there’s no way you could get them to do it! Hopefully by using a PowerPoint they will find that it more acceptable than writing but with the same benefits. Read More
Autumn Leaves: Wellbeing Tips & Activities for Children (Twinkl collaboration)
screens, buy some waterproofs and head outside in nature whatever the weather… click to read more! Read More
TACKLING NEGATIVITY: Lynn How Via True Education Partnerships
When life takes an unexpected twist such as our current global pandemic, having the tools in your toolbox to cope Read More
2021 – The Year Of You! (with infographic)
Improving our mood and mindset goes a long way to in turn improving those external issues or at least our perception of them. Now before this pandemic I would scoff at the suggestion that I should take more time for me; seeing it as an insurmountable challenge with my giant ‘to do’ list. However, various twists of fate have led me to making ‘me’ a higher priority. Which is the first thing on the path to improvements. Check out these 8 areas to work on and accompanying infographic. Read More
Back To School Blues: Supporting school anxiety and reluctant returners with resources by Dr Tina Rae
Dr Tina Rae is a Child Psychologist and award winning author specialising in the mental health and wellbeing of children Read More