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D7 INCLUSION HUB CONFERENCE
We have had a wonderful day at Farington Lodge with the D7 Steering Group and the South Ribble Schools. The conference was really well attended, and it was lovely to see and speak to so many familiar faces, it was inspiring to listen to so many good practices that are taking place in the schools… Read more
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Resource of the Month – May 2024
~ The Final Year by Matt Goodfellow ~ The story ‘The Final Year’ is told in verse and is a powerful story about finding your voice and your place and your people. Life can be tough in the last year of primary school. Everyone’s eyes are on you, there are SATs to take and the… Read more
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TA Training
Back in September, Sue and I did TA training for a day with an amazing group of TAs. We have then followed the training up by meeting with the group each half term for an afternoon session where we have a taken a different focus for each session (this has been planned with the TAs… Read more
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‘Are you OK?’
This week has been Mental Health Awareness Week and, despite the fact it coincides with the Y6 SATs, many schools have been working with their children to highlight the importance of looking after everyone’s mental health. BBC Children in Need have launched a new campaign film called ‘The Heaviest Backpack.’ It highlights the fact that… Read more
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Resource of the Month – April 2024
~ A Handful of Buttons by Carmen Parets Luque ~ Not all families are the same, each family is different, unique, and special. Some families are big, some are small, some families are the same colour, some are different colours, some have a mum and dad who live in separate houses and children spend time at both houses, some… Read more
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THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO SAY ‘I LOVE YOU’ TO YOUR CHILD
When we are working in schools at the moment, we are finding there are many parents who are struggling to manage challenging behaviour from their children at home. It is important to remember that children need boundaries to help them feel safe and secure. Saying ‘no’ to children helps them to know what they can… Read more
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