We are often asked what we love about our job? When we get asked this question, our immediate thought is: why wouldn’t we love our job of supporting children, families, and schools? The fact that we are helping so many families, schools and individual children is simply the best job in the world. We love it! Working with children is fun. We love thatContinue reading “Why do we love our job?”
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Resource of the Month – September
~ Millie Fierce by Jane Manning ~ Millie is quiet. Millie is sweet. Millie is mild. But none of the children at Millie’s school listen to her and she never gets a piece of birthday cake with a flower on it. One day the girls in Millie’s class walk over Millie’s chalk drawing on theContinue reading “Resource of the Month – September”
TA Training
Today we delivered training to a brilliant group of TAs. Being a TA in a school is such an important job and it can be so rewarding; building positive relationships with the children and the staff can be wonderful. However, it can also be lonely: if you have been asked to support the child inContinue reading “TA Training”
Reach Behaviour 