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Over the Christmas break, I read a range of educational articles about how the full range of physical movements in children is diminishing.  One piece

Maslow, who was born April 1, 1908 in New York, was an American psychologist and philosopher best known for his self-actualization theory of psychology, which

Intro by Mrs Lucy Ball (Deputy Head, Teaching and Learning).  Welcome to our next Guest Blog, for the week. This week’s post comes from Mr

Before the half-term break, I created a Wellbeing blog update. In this blog, I mentioned the theory of how teams evolve together, written by Bruce

A brief ‘Teaching and Learning’ piece this week. Apologies for the shortness and sharpness of it, but I am ploughing my way through more paperwork

Another week…another batch of changes (weather included). Is it me or is it hard to find any kind of routine at the moment?!  But, this

The majority of our pupils are now remote learning from home.  We’ve sent out instructions and guidance on how our St Peter’s families can join

This week, I write with five photographs that have stood out to me over the past couple of weeks.  I entitle this: Robust Learners, a

Here at St Peter’s, we pride ourselves on how well we work as a team. I thought I would leave you to enjoy your half

Essentially, there are five types of imagery, each linked to one of our senses: Visual – sight Auditory – sound Kinesthetic – touch Olfactory –