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Pleasure in Reading

How do you promote reading for pleasure? Scott shares how it starts with the reader. At a young age, we must try to engage our children or pupils. We have the power to ignite their passion.

by Scott Booth

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3 Resources to Supercharge Your Students’ STEM Skills

Kirien Sangha from FireTech shares their top tips to engage pupils while remote learning along with a free eBook to download and workshops to sign up to.

by Kirien Sangha

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Kickstarters: Football Training

This week we will be playing 'Steal the treasure', 'Shark attack' and shooting to finish. Get fit and have fun.

by Neal Watts

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RHE IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS

New digital resources will help teachers to meet statutory curriculum changes and support blended learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.

by Rhiannon Challenger

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Guidance for Schools Overlooks Risks Highlighted in SAGE Advice to Government

As more pupils begin to return to school after Lockdown, Joe Denny worries what advice the government are following. He has great concern for his pupils who are mainly BAME and are at a higher risk.

by Joe Denny

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What is Wisdom?

Toria Bono has taken part in the #DailyWritingChallenge. In this blog she writes about wisdom which she found is never given but acquired.

by Toria Bono

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Educators Video Series – Tip 7 & 8

Renaldo Lawrence continues his series of tips to help support teachers with remote learning. This week are Tips 7 and 8 and he helps us with Zoom backgrounds and our wellbeing.

by Renaldo Lawrence

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Teaching from Home

Looking back on Lockdown. Adam Watkins recalls what preparation and the first few weeks of remote learning were like. He's thankful it's nearly over because he misses his class and 'normality'.

by Adam Watkins

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Educators Video Tip Series- Tip 5 and Tip 6.

Renaldo Lawrence continues his series of tips to help support teachers with remote learning. This week are Tips 5 and 6. Renaldo shares his top tips to engage students; how to create visual cue cards and encourages us to not be too hard on ourselves.

by Renaldo Lawrence

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What Can a Global Pandemic Teach Us About Empathy?

With so much unknown around, leaders and teachers are having to make extremely difficult decisions that could in turn, effect people's health. Niomi Clyde-Roberts shares how we all must show empathy to one another in such times.

by Niomi Clyde Roberts

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Mental Wellbeing

Nadine is used to control and routine in her classroom. Now she has neither, she was struggling, so she took a step back from social media and decided to try some new skills.

by Nadine Finlay

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Educators Video Tip Series- Tip 3 and Tip 4.

As we are remote learning, Renaldo Lawrence shares his tips to help support teachers online. Here are Tips 3 and 4 - How to record your audio if video is an issue. Then, he shares his top 4 video editing/ creating programmes that are free and save time.

by Renaldo Lawrence

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Silver Linings

Doom, gloom and Zoom. Three words to sum up much of the time currently spent within Lockdown; however, there are many silver linings to find amidst the seemingly endless stream of negativity and often you don’t need to look far.

by Scott Booth

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Educators Video Tip Series- Tip 1 and Tip 2.

As we are remote learning, Renaldo Lawrence shares his tips to help support teachers online. Here is the introduction, tip 1 and tip 2 to get you started.

by Renaldo Lawrence

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Why is Mindset like Star Wars?

Gemma hadn't given much thought between Star Wars and growth mindset but the more she thought about the different characters, the more she could see the link.

by Gemma Sanchez

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Outdoor Essentials: Knots

With many of us using Lockdown to venture outdoors, it is amazing how many of us don't know the basic skills used during outdoor activities. In this video, Rhodri showcases a simple but effective knot technique that kids (and adults) of all ages can do!

by Rhodri Pritchard

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Kickstarters: Footgolf

FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES FOR THE GARDEN: FOOTGOLF. This week's activity is a fun one for all the family! All you need is some bottles (that will act as holes) and a football. We hope you have fun with this activity. Make the course you create as fun as you can!

by Neal Watts

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Teachers Deserve Better than Uninformed Public Criticism During this Time.

Teachers are under so much strain at the moment and still have little information from the government as to when schools will reopen. With this being true, the last thing they need is criticism from the media and the public.

by Sue Atkins

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