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Training, Tantrums, and “Illegal” Trainers
A little while ago, I wrote about challenging ourselves, and I mentioned my son training for an Ironman competition. Well… it’s now officially five weeks until the big day. (I’m not sure who’s more nervous at this point — him or me.) Training, as you can probably imagine, hasn’t exactly been a smooth journey. There have been highs,… Read more
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Finding a New Normal
Many of the children we support have parents who are separated and living in different homes. When a relationship is breaking down, it can be an extremely difficult time for everyone involved; emotions are running high and there are so many feelings felt by everyone. I have worked with several children recently where the break-up has… Read more
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Welcome Back!
Welcome back to all the children, families and staff that we have worked with and continue to work with. We hope that you have had a restful and enjoyable Easter break (despite the rather cold temperatures and Storm David). It is great to be back in our schools in the summer term. I always think the start… Read more
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Resource of the Month – March 2026
~The Grand Hotel of Feelings by Lidia Brankovic ~ We both love this book; The Grand Hotel of Feelings as it welcomes all kinds of feelings to come and stay. It is great to use with the children that we support in developing their understanding of emotions, it really has been a great resource to use to promote… Read more
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Resource of the Month – February 2026
~Happy Snap – The Emotional Awareness Game ~ Happy snap is a great game that supports the children we work with to help them to understand all the different feelings that go on inside their bodies. The game can be played in a variety of ways, but the main aim of the game is to… Read more
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Happy Easter!
We have reached the end of another term which seems to have flown by, and everyone now deserves a restful and fun-filled Easter break. At the end of each term, it is always a good time to reflect and look back at how much you have achieved since the beginning of the school year. Think… Read more
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