Diwali Facts for Children and Teachers
What is Diwali? Diwali is an important religious festival for Hindus. ‘Diwali’ means ‘row of lights’ in Sanskrit, the sacred language of Hinduism. It marks the start of the Hindu...
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Making Christmas TV Educational!
There is a way you can let your children watch Christmas TV and lessen the feeling of guilt that can come with it - make it educational! Read on to see our suggestions...Read now -
Rosa Parks Facts
Rosa Parks was an American activist in the civil rights movement who played an important role in the Montgomery bus boycott. But who is Rosa, where did she grow up, what did she do and why is she famous?Read now -
Diwali Facts for Children and Teachers
Read nowWhat is Diwali? Diwali is an important religious festival for Hindus. ‘Diwali’ means ‘row of lights’ in Sanskrit, the sacred language of Hinduism. It marks the start of the Hindu New Year. It is also known as Deepawali, or the...
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Diversity booklist for classroom reading
This booklist blog contains of some of our favourite books featuring people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds. Read on for some excellent classroom reading.Read now -
Bullying Prevention: Encourage Children to be Upstanders - A guest blog
Read nowHave you ever wondered why children don't stand up for others and how much influence you have over their response. Learn how to encourage children to adopt the role of the Upstander in this blog.
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'Play' it safe with a Christmas Nativity Film!
Take a look at how children, in their class 'bubbles', can more safely produce Christmas films for parents and other pupils to enjoy instead of performing on stage.Read now -
Bonfire Night Facts for Children
Bonfire Night is celebrated annually on 5th November. Apart from bonfires and fireworks what do your children actually know about the origins of the occasion?Read now -
The history of Halloween and celebrating it safely
Learn the history of Halloween and how to make celebrations this year COVID-19 safe.Read now -
World Mental Health Day 2020
Read nowThe 2020 theme for World Mental Health Day is ‘mental health for all’. This blog contains six stepping stones, and free downloadable resources, to help you support children develop good mental health.
