The PlanBee Blog

Check out our easy Easter activities for kids in KS1 and KS2. All these activities have been tried and tested so you can be confident they work!

This blog contains tips from a mum about helping children learn at home. It even covers how to tackle the subjects you feel less confident in.

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...

My name is Jennie and I'm a home education mum from Kent who is now collaborating with PlanBee to home educate my four children. Find out why...

Screen time doesn't have to be the enemy! Explore fun ways to make watching their favourite films an educational experience, as well as a fun one!

We play to find out how something works, we play to unwind, we play to build connections with others. These five tips will help you make learning at home more fun and purposeful. 

While we are all socially distancing, acts of kindness now are maybe more important than ever. Think about how you are being kind to yourself and others and use the ten tips below to improve the mental health of your children.

Choosing work to send home for parents to do with your class can be challenging. You need lessons that don’t require a lot of resources, that parents will be able to deliver easily and that children will enjoy and be engaged with.

Hi everybody - thank you for taking part in our English session all about the story of The Gingerbread Man. In case you missed it, here's the video and loads of pictures of children's fantastic story maps!