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Triple Treasure Messy Table Inspiration by Hayley Winter
Unlock a world of sensory exploration with the TTS treasure messy play table - a versatile, all-in-one station designed to inspire creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning. Perfect for outdoor or indoor play, this sturdy wooden unit features three spacious trays, allowing children to scoop, pour, mix, and experiment with various materials like sand, water…
Episode 5 | Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties with Arran Smith
Mark Loveday is joined by Arran Smith to discuss specific learning challenges (SPLDs) and the associated diagnostic labels, focussing on how to better support pupils. In this episode, Arran explains how multi-sensory structured teaching supports processing information and aiding learning, as well as the importance of early diagnosis. Practical tips for practitioners Practitioners can learn…
Meet Podcast Guest: Arran Smith
Arran Smith joins our host Mark Loveday on Series 7 of the TTS Talking Educators' Podcast to discuss SPLD in Primary Settings. Arran is an experienced educational professional specialising in dyslexia, neurodiversity, and inclusion.   With over 20 years in the field, he has founded and led initiatives such as SEND Group and the Neurodiversity…
3 ways to use Stapelstein by Hayley Winter
What is Stapelstein? Stapelstein is a versatile and innovative play concept designed to encourage movement, creativity, and balance in children. Originating from Germany, these lightweight, durable, and stackable stepping stones are made from eco-friendly, recyclable materials. They come in vibrant colors and multiple sizes (mini, original and original grow). The aim of Stapelstein is to…
Episode 4 | How to support neurodiversity with Dale Pickles
Mark Loveday is joined by Dale Pickles for a final episode, to focus on understanding and supporting neurodiverse learners. The episode highlights the importance of emotional regulation and working memory, as well as multisensory learning and engagement. Practical tips for practitioners Practitioners will learn top tips for supporting neurodiverse pupils, by being more aware of…
Episode 3 | What does ADHD looks like in practical terms with Dale Pickles
In this episode, host Mark Loveday is joined by Dale Pickles to help practitioners understand hyperactivity and impulsivity. Dale also discusses Inattention in ADHD and the classroom implications associated with this. Practical tips for practitioners Mark and Dale discuss the co-occurrence of ADHD with other conditions, before rounding off the conversation on how to support…
Episode 2 | Learning more about executive functioning with Dale Pickles
Mark Loveday is joined again by Dale Pickles to discuss executive functioning. Dale highlights the challenges with executive functioning in education and explains how practitioners can understand it better.  Practical tips for practitioners Dale and Mark talk about task management and planning, self-regulation and co-regulation, before concluding on Dale’s own framework for supporting executive functioning.…
How to make Paper Friendship Hearts for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is a wonderful opportunity to teach young children about kindness, collaboration, and the joy of creating something special for a friend. Arts and crafts provide a hands-on way to engage early years children while fostering their creativity and understanding of friendship. Read on to find out how to make paper friendship hearts -…

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