I spent last weekend with my American friends who we do not see very often. Debi and I started teaching together in London in 1990 (yes – such a long time ago!). At that time, in England, we had trained for our degree for 4 years and then had to complete a probationary year beforeContinue reading “Early Career Teachers”
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The Importance of Smaller Steps
When I first saw this image on Twitter, it really resonated with me. (I looked it up and it is from The Minds Journal). I saw it at the time I was setting up and planning for Reach with Claire. It felt like there was so much to do and there were never enough hoursContinue reading “The Importance of Smaller Steps”
Resource of the Month – January
~The Colour Monster ~by Anna Llenas In 2015 my sister bought this book for my nephew, and we have used it in our work ever since to support younger children understand their emotions. The Colour Monster’s feelings are all muddled up and his friend helps him to untangle them. There are a range of resources thatContinue reading “Resource of the Month – January”
Reach Behaviour 