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Resource of the Month – March
~ The Red Beast by Kay Al-Ghani~ When we do anger management work with the children, many of them think that it is ‘wrong’ or ‘not ok’ to feel angry. For many children, anger can be a default emotion they go to when they are not feeling ‘quite right’. Often a child can be hungry, too hot, too cold,… Read more
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Moving on Up
We both spent some time in a High School last week, and it made me think about the Year 6 children who will be starting to get ready for their move to Year 7 in September. I remember my first day at secondary school as if it was yesterday (it wasn’t!). I walked to school… Read more
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DG6 Conference
Firstly, we would like to start by saying a massive thank you to everyone that attended the District 6 conference today at Brockholes Nature reserve. We were delighted to be invited and to be asked to lead a workshop so we could provide you with an insight into provision and support for the Preston schools… Read more
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Look For The Good
As teachers, teaching assistants, learning mentors, family support workers, welfare assistants and other staff that support in schools, we want the best for our children, that’s why we do the job. Staff we meet can be hard on themselves because they will tell us about the things they have not managed to do and where… Read more
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Alfie and Lilly
This week we would like to introduce to you Alfie and Lilly. Alfie and Lilly are the two characters that identify Reach, we have been so fortunate to be able to work with such amazing, talented people to help us to bring Alfie and Lilly to life. We both had ideas of how we wanted… Read more
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BUT I DON’T WANT TO DO THAT
Imagine being 2/3 years-old and you are in your home with your family. Imagine your mum or dad or carer is working from home and is on a Zoom or Teams call. Imagine you want a drink, a biscuit, sweets, the iPad …….. whatever. You go to your mum/dad/carer and pat their arm or call… Read more
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