Author: Rachel Jupp
Teaching & Learning: Assemblies
Assemblies allow children (and staff) time to think. To challenge their own beliefs, to debate and question presentation, to learn about the weird, the wonderful,…
Passports To Progress
Now that our results are in we have done some work on displaying the information for current and prospective parents. I think you will find…
Keeping Children Safe on YouTube
YouTube sees one billion users every day, and many of them are children and young people. While YouTube has loads of safe, fun and educational…
21st Century Trends: The Many Approaches to Learning
Education takes place in many forms and even after school, people will find new things to learn about and new ways to learn. Views on…
A Very Special Sports Tour
8th – 12th April 2019: A full recount of a very special Sports Tour Day 1 Travelling day. A 03:30 am alarm call for all…
A Guide to Outdoor Learning
With society’s ever-increasing focus on all things digital, encouraging the younger generations to embrace the natural environment around them is of utmost importance. This is…
7 Easter-themed Activities Near St Peter’s
With the Easter holidays fast-approaching, many families will be in search of seasonal-inspired activities to keep the children and their abundance of energy occupied during…
Improving Environmental Awareness in Children
Students across the world have recently been protesting against climate change and, in light of that, we are looking at ways to improve environmental awareness…
The Importance of Creativity for a Pupil’s Development
Creativity is evident in every classroom, regardless of the subject being studied, the age of the pupils, or the nature of the task that has…
5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Mental Health
It’s important to consider children’s mental health, whether they are your child or pupil, as you have an essential role in helping them develop and…
