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Red Nose Day
This Red Nose Day, we are laughing loudly, proudly and together as it is time to Take Yourself Funny For Money. This year it is all about ‘DESIGN-YER NOSE!’ for the first time ever it is about drawing , decorating and making your own wonderful nose. Greg James, the Radio One DJ is attempting to cycle 1,000km on a tandem… Read more
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Resilience
Sometimes in our job, we come across the same issues in several schools. This week, I feel that there is one message standing out for me which is relevant to both children and adults: Resilience is important for a child’s mental health. It is about being able to bounce back from failure, challenges, adversity, and… Read more
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World Book Day
This week has seen schools celebrate World Book Day; we love going into schools during this week as we see all the children and staff dressed up. The theme this year is ‘Go All In’ as we want to encourage children to dive deeper into their interests, such as, football, netball, animals, walking, and running by choosing books… Read more
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“Please look after this bear. Thank you”
Recently, my mum and dad went to see Paddington the musical in London; they, along with the rest of the audience, absolutely loved the show. It made me think … what is so important about Paddington for him to have captured the hearts of people of all ages? Paddington Bear has strong, moral values that… Read more
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Resource of the Month – January 2026
~ Barbara Throws a Wobbler by Nadia Shireen ~ Barbara is having one of those days! We all have days like that. She starts her morning having a sock problem, then she has a strange pea at lunchtime, then she steps on a crack on the pavement which she had been trying really hard to avoid. Barbara’s… Read more
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Happy Half Term
Happy Half Term – Round up of the Half Term. I am not quite sure where this half term has gone, it really does seem to have flown by but then again, they do say time flies when you are having fun. We have both certainly had that as we have continued to support individual children,… Read more
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