The Little Devil
ADVERTORIAL All copyrights belong to The Happy Brain Co Ltd 2023 What a devil of a job I had a few years ago, dealing with a 10-year-old lad who, quite simply, believed…
The Value of a Mainstream Educational Environment for Children with Moderate and Mild Learning Needs
Riverston School The value of a mainstream educational environment for children with moderate and mild learning needs September 2021 During our many years of operation, at Riverston School we have come across a…
Phonics: How we teach needs to change to fit with how children learn
There has been a welcome focus on the science of learning over the last ten years. But has how we teach evolved to take account this? Being a phonics specialist, I have spent a great…
North West entrepreneurs back life-saving anti-bullying app
North West based tootoot, creators of the award-winning anti-bullying app for schools, colleges and universities, has successfully raised over three quarters of a million pounds in Series A investment. The app, which has…
Teachers Guide: Detecting Signs of OCD in the Classroom
While schools have a responsibility to look after the health and safety of a child in their care, it can be difficult for teachers to observe mental health problems which aren’t so readily…
The Week Junior’s New Partnership Aims to Unlock the Power of Children’s Curiosity
National scheme launches between The Week Junior Magazine and Ormiston Academies Trust Pupils from four Ormiston Academies Trust (OAT) academies are participating in a new enrichment programme pilot which will see award winning…
Changing lives with Special iApps
Tablets and smartphones are a way of life for children in the second decade of the 21st Century – but how much screen time is healthy? As the debate continues about giving young…
The Classroom Essentials Every Primary NQT Needs
As the start of the school year approaches, the time has finally come for you to be in charge of your own class, and in your own classroom! The prospect of preparing for…
iFad – The trend for buying overpriced and underused tablet computers for the classroom
More and more schools seem to be jumping on the iPad train to embrace its interactivity and “enhance” the learning for their students but what do these expensive machines actually add to education?…
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