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Teach children about the Gunpowder plot with these 5 craft activities. They are all simple to make and very fun for little ones.

Halloween is just around the corner and to help you prepare for spooky season, we selected 5 craft ideas for you to try in your classroom. They are all simple and easy activities with few materials needed.

Early childhood is a crucial period for cognitive developments and introducing STEM activities can lay a solid foundation for critical thinking, problem-solving and creativity. Let’s explore some engaging STEM activities for early years and their benefits.

Fostering a love for reading and literacy in the EYFS is crucial for setting the foundation for learning and developing important skills. During these formative years, children develop essential language skills, and their experiences with books can shape their attitude towards reading and studying in the future. I n this blog post we’ll explore a few strategies to encourage reading and literacy in the Early Years classroom, ensuring that every child develops a strong and positive relationship with books and language.

Friendship plays a pivotal role in early years. These formative relationships are crucial for emotional, social and cognitive development. As educators and caregivers, understanding the significance of early years friendship and actively encouraging social interactions can lay a solid foundation for a child’s future well-being.

In the Early Years stage, the environment plays an important role in shaping children's development and to design this set up can be overwhelming. So here are a few tips and strategies for creating an EYFS classroom that will support young children’s development, inspire their curiosity and exploration, and foster their love for learning.

Learning disabilities are neurological disorders that affect a child’s ability to read, write, speak or perform mathematical calculations. These disabilities are often diagnosed in early years when children begin their education and the learning process becomes more structured.

We understand the importance of creating a dynamic learning environment that will inspire young students and encourage them to explore and discover the world around them. Outdoor classrooms are a great opportunity for children to develop essential skills, foster creativity and engage with nature. Check out a few tips on how to plan and create an outdoor classroom setting.

People on the autism spectrum often process sensory stimulation differently than others, which can be overwhelming and distressing to them. Many children with autism may be hypersensitive (over-responsive) or hyposensitive (under-responsive) to sensory stimulation such as touch, sound, sight, smell, and taste. These sensory differences can impact their behaviour, attention and ability to focus, and have social interactions. Sensory products can be a powerful tool to help these children navigate the environment around them and regulate their emotions.