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Dr. Ems Lord will be sharing practical ways to help strengthen mathematics skills in primary learners. Dr. Ems Lord is Director of NRICH - the University of Cambridge’s multiple award-winning…

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Jun 2022

Curriculum Little Lockdowners TTS

Rachel Clarke: The importance of representation in children’s reading

As teachers we want all children to thrive as readers; we want them to have both the skill and will to read. We can give them the skills they need…

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Jun 2022

Curriculum Little Lockdowners Panellists Primary TTS Welcome

Hugo Shephard: The impact of the pandemic on child wellbeing

Hugo Shephard will be sharing practical ways to support the social and emotional wellbeing of primary learners post-pandemic. Hugo is the Founder and Managing Director of Role Models; an education provider that…

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Jun 2022

Curriculum Little Lockdowners TTS

Rachel Clarke: Creating engaging book corners

Creating a better book corner I love Instagram. Whether it’s pictures of delicious meals, cute puppies, or gorgeous dresses, I can’t get enough of it. I’m also rather fond of…

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Jun 2022

Curriculum Little Lockdowners TTS

What impact has the pandemic had upon arts and crafts?

We all recognise that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children’s educational development and mental wellbeing has been massive, but what is not being acknowledged is the fact that…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

14 Ways to Inspire Joy in our Children

1) Joy is infectious. Children model their mood, behaviour and attitude on the adults around them. If we show joy and enthusiasm our children will too. 2) Make things Magical. Imaginary…

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May 2022

Podcast Series 5

CPD Topic 3: Supporting Transitions in the Early Years

Course content: This topic has been developed with Julie Pearson and Richard Knight from the Early Years Alliance. Both Julie and Richard have over a decade of experience working in…

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May 2022

Little Lockdowners On-Demand Primary TTS Webinars

Watch our Exclusive Little Lockdowners Q&As: 4-11 Years

What does early research into the pandemic show us? There have been small amounts of research about the immediate impact and the challenges our ‘Little Lockdowners’ are facing. Albeit a…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Creating an Enabling Environment to Support Early Years Post-pandemic

In my previous blog on ‘Effects of the pandemic’, I described some of the ways in which the pandemic has affected children, with settings reporting an impact in areas such…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Ben Kingston-Hughes: Bringing Joy to our Children

Thinking about joy Recently I have been thinking about the concept of “joy”. I have been thinking back to my own childhood which was full to the brim with joy.…

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