Posted by: PETER SAMUEL On: April 30, 2012 our contributors
I’ve blogged recently about various outdoor play activities and the benefits of gardening and growing produce in early years settings. One of our visitors alerted me to a charity called Farming and Countryside Education (FACE), which may be of interest in this context. Read More...
Posted by: RACHEL RIGGS On: March 27, 2012 our contributors
Posted by: RACHEL RIGGS On: March 26, 2012 our contributors
Posted by: PETER SAMUEL On: March 8, 2012 our contributors
You may have noticed some adverts that we’ve been running on the site recently for the Wallace and Gromit Children’s foundation. We added them to the site to show our support for a fantastic organisation and to provide some free publicity for what promises to be a really wonderful event. Read More...
Posted by: PETER SAMUEL On: September 26, 2011 our contributors
I’ve put a bit of info together about one of our sponsors – busythings.co.uk to draw your attention to their great website. Busythings is an online subscription service for 3 to 6 year olds and SEN children. Parents, teachers and children can quickly and easily access an ever-growing number of fun yet educational activities and games. The website is used in over 3000 schools and nurseries across the UK, is available through libraries in Australia and is now available directly to home users. Read More...
Posted by: PETER SAMUEL On: May 27, 2011 our contributors
I posted a couple of days ago about the Engaging boys and men in education conference. I should have said that it’s being organised by Mindstretchers, a very interesting company that has an enthusiasm for the Laevers approach to experiential learning and which believes that all children should be educated within multi sensory and naturally creative environments. Read More...
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