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Positive learning improves educational success

“Development is a series of rebirths.” – Maria Montessori - The Absorbent Mind.

Regression in under 5’s is a very common behaviour and is easy to explain and understand in many instances. The arrival of a baby brother or sister. Mummy going on a long business trip or any changes to their daily routine can cause a return to more immature, baby-like behaviour. They often become more...

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Tune Up Storytime! Ditty Bird’s learning books, turning reading into a musical adventure

Welcome to the world of Ditty Bird , a world full of interactive, musical story books that are the perfect instrument for playful learning through songs. These interactive sing-along books blend catchy tunes with enchanting stories, sparking early literacy skills and a lifelong love of reading in babies, toddlers, and young children. Promoting bonding, fostering a love of reading, and...

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LeapFrog’s Top Learning Toys for Back to School

Rule the School with LeapFrog

With back-to-school season right around the corner, it’s never too soon to stock up on learning toys and gadgets that help make the transition that bit smoother. LeapFrog has got you covered with an exciting range of educational tools that turn homework hassles into engaging, interactive play. From high-tech gadgets to captivating books, their lineup is designed...

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Tips for Introducing Montessori Learning Methods to Your Child's Daily Routine

Introducing Montessori learning methods into your child's daily routine can be rewarding and transformative. Rooted in educational philosophy, the Montessori Method focuses on hands-on learning and self-discovery. It is centered around the child's individual needs and pace. Fundamental principles include fostering an environment that encourages independence, self-drive, and a genuine love for...

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Learn and play all day with VTech and LeapFrog

VTech and LeapFrog are delighted to be celebrating this year’s International Day of Play on 11th June 2024. Championed by the BTHA and their work with maketime2play , the International Day of Play aims to shine a light on preserving every child’s right to playful exploration, building confidence, awareness and development.

VTech and Leapfrog understand how important it is to support...

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10 Things You Need To Know To Prepare Teens With Autism For The World Of Work

As teens with autism transition into adulthood, entering the professional world presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Preparing these young adults for the workforce not only fosters their independence and self-confidence but also enriches the workplace with diverse perspectives.

Mark Blakey, a writer for Autism Parenting Magazine , provides essential tips for...

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North West and Yorkshire primary schools trust introduces ‘7 musts’ for kids before they grow up

A North West and West Yorkshire primary schools trust Pupil Parliament develops trailblazing ‘7 musts’ for pupils across its 15 schools to complete.

Focus-Trust’s Pupil Parliament consists of pupils who have been elected by their peers to represent their school at the trust level. The ‘7 Musts of Focus-Trust’ began as a recent Pupil Parliament project, inspired by books such as '100...

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Food sorting activity

We have been learning about healthy and unhealthy foods, so today I set up a tuff tray to help my little one learn through play .

I got two pieces of paper and wrote ‘healthy’ on one and ‘unhealthy’ on the other, and then I put these sheets onto the tuff tray.

Then I got a good selection of our play food and set that on the tray too. I asked my daughter if she could put all...

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Early years curriculum should be celebrated as being unique and distinct from all other education

The curriculum delivered in early years education and childcare is more focused around what children are interested in learning rather than being prescriptive around the things they might need to learn, according to a new report.

However, rather than prompting concerns, the report’s authors say that is something which should be celebrated and preserved as it provides an inclusive and flexible...

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