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10-04-2020

How to Keep a Routine

Scott has a number of years teaching experience. He shares how he has been finding this time away from school and how he is trying to keep some form of routine.

by Scott Booth

10-04-2020

It’s not ALL about Joe Wicks

As previously discussed by Sue Atkins, this Lockdown doesn't have to be a negative but we need to keep in mind when our children return to school (whenever that may be). This last term in Year 6 was supposed to be a transition time to get ready for Year 7 but what if they never get that?

by Sue Atkins

10-04-2020

The Tinies Greatest Supporters

Toria was struggling with Twitter. She wanted to find a community that would support each other. She hadn't found it so she decided to create it.

by Toria Bono

07-04-2020

Learning your Times Tables- the fun way

Simon Hunt and his kids are home learning. Here he's helping them with their times tables outdoors while they have fun at the same time.

by Simon Hunt

06-04-2020

An opportunity to nurture their ‘Character’

Sue Atkins sees the Lockdown as an opportunity for you to help your children flourish.

by Sue Atkins

05-04-2020

Grounding Video

In her second video, Jennifer Wyman from Bridge the Gap discusses how to stay calm and minimise stress and anxiety through grounding.

by Jennifer Wyman

03-04-2020

No offense Vibra-slap players!

If music lessons from your time in school bring back painful memories, read this blog. Tim Horrocks and the team at One Education Music are changing how the subject is taught.

by Tim Horrocks

02-04-2020

Webinar: Headteacher Q&A about COVID-19

In this exclusive Nexus Webinar, Headteacher Derek Peaple answers your questions on everything surrounding the COVID-19 crisis.

by Derek Peaple

01-04-2020

Developing Mindsets Through Story

It's International Children's Book Day. Gemma talks us through books that stimulate conversation, look at mindsets and uplift us. This blog is for our usual 'Nexus' audience but for all the newly promoted 'teachers' too- parents and carers.

by Gemma Sanchez

31-03-2020

Supporting Children During COVID-19

Jennifer Wyman talks, openly and honestly, about how we can support our children during the current Coronavirus pandemic.

by Jennifer Wyman

27-03-2020

You’re Not Alone!

'A few weeks ago, I wrote a post on my blog about following on social media being like a virtual smile. Little did I know how important those smiles would become in less than a month' - Toria.

by Toria Bono

25-03-2020

Thank you for the Music

All subjects need to be taught equally and with passion even if it isn't 'your' subject. Cate Knight explores how music needs to be promoted in all schools.

by Cate Davies

25-03-2020

Education- Anywhere

Nexus Education Co-founder Mike Reardon shares how we are keeping the team spirit alive with some useful products and resources to help teachers and parents adapt to educating from anywhere.

by Mike Reardon

20-03-2020

School Closure Remote Learning MEGA GUIDE

With most schools in the UK either closed or on a partial closure, here are some tips from someone who's been there. Thomas' school has already closed, he shares his experiences especially with Google Classroom and Seesaw.

by Thomas Blakemore

20-03-2020

Loo roll? Nah, its happiness that we need!

Due to Caronavirus (Covid-19), the whole world is changing. Liz from Grow Your Mindset discusses how it can affect us negatively or how we can use this difficult time to bring about positive change.

by Liz Cronshaw

20-03-2020

A Star is Born: Tiny Voice Tuesday

In her second blog, Toria shares how #TinyVoiceTuesday was born. The hashtag is a place where all can be heard, ask questions and feel part of a community- something we need now more than ever.

by Toria Bono

19-03-2020

Well-being and Performance Habits for School Success

Habits like worrying or procrastinating can be broken. Jon from Tougher Minds and Me Power Academy shares ways to improve well-being and performance including free resources for teachers and pupils and parents.

by Dr. Jon Finn

13-03-2020

Be the Change

'In a world where you can be anything, be kind'. Cate prides herself on advocating kindness but could we try more? Could others do more?

by Cate Davies

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Thank you for the Music

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Learning your Times Tables- the fun way

An opportunity to nurture their ‘Character’

Grounding Video

No offense Vibra-slap players!

Webinar: Headteacher Q&A about COVID-19

Developing Mindsets Through Story

Supporting Children During COVID-19

You’re Not Alone!

Thank you for the Music

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