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Weekly Recap
This is a lovely time of year when the days get warmer, and the evenings stay light for longer (and we have had sunshine in abundance this year). In schools it is also a time when we all start to think about changes: year 6s have finished SATs and are starting to think about high Read more
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Here Comes The Sun
How amazing is this weather that we are having? I don’t know about you, but when the sun shines everything seems to feel so much better: spending time outside, in the garden, going for a walk, taking the children to the park just enjoying the fresh air is so good for the mind and the Read more
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Children’s Mental Health Awareness
This week it is Children’s Mental Health Day on May 8, 2025. Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day is aimed to bring attention to the mental health needs of children and young people. Children and young people in this country are experiencing an unprecedented mental health crisis; there has been a continued rise in the number Read more
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Resource of the Month – March 2025
~ Visual Timetables~ Visual timetables in a classroom are so important for so many children and many children will rely on these even if you think they don’t. I once completed an observation on a little girl who used the timetable of the day to support her, it helped her to feel safe and secure Read more
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ECT Cluster
This week we held another of our ECT cluster meetings, we love catching up with our ECTs. We love hearing how things are going for them whilst also offering support for any of the challenges that they are facing. We had a focus on developing circle time in the primary classroom within the meeting; it Read more
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We’re Back!
I hope you all had a wonderful, relaxing break and are now ready for the new term. My first week of the Easter holidays was spent in Devon, walking along the beach and cliff tops looking out on the beautiful glistening sea. We were so lucky with the weather … Look at the colour of Read more
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