How to Get Your Child to Speak Up More in Class
Speaking out in front of a crowd can be daunting for the best of us. Some people are naturally extroverted or have confidence, whereas others
Speaking out in front of a crowd can be daunting for the best of us. Some people are naturally extroverted or have confidence, whereas others
This week has predominantly been about the DRAMA! ‘Could it be that a bunch of 10 year olds could seriously put on ‘Hamlet’ for an
“Music is the universal language of mankind” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Music plays a significant role in a child’s development and early childhood. Common musical
An interesting article in the Guardian led me to think about how much I see parents ‘do’ for their children today – compared with when
What a week! The sun finally shone. The children have never done so much swimming and we enjoyed three sports days and a Year 7
Social media, by definition, is ‘websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking’. This can be
We have had a wonderful week with the highlight being 2 drama showcases, Year 7’s ‘melodramas’ was highly entertaining with some really classic slapstick and the
Friendships. They aren’t something that can be forced, but they are something that can be gently encouraged, and classrooms can make the perfect setting to
Following revision week? EXAM week of course! Did we see tantrums? Did we see terror in the children’s eyes? No We saw prepared and committed
Highly regarded school, St Peter’s Preparatory School, Lympstone, has been included in the brand new edition of The Good Schools Guide. The 22nd edition of
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