Teaching is a noble profession that carries immense responsibility and the promise of shaping future generations. However, behind the...

Early engagement is incredibly important for developing communication and social skills. One approach that is widely used and recognised...

We're half-way through the summer holidays - goes quickly, doesn't it? I'm currently in the process of planning my lessons and...

Embarking on a new school year brings with it a sense of anticipation and eagerness for both educators and students alike. As teachers,...

Learning Disability Week is an important occasion that aims to raise awareness and promote understanding about learning disabilities in...

It is getting closer and closer to September and that means one thing for teachers...planning our classrooms for next year! Setting up a...

As a heatwave sweeps across the United Kingdom, it's essential for parents, carers, and teachers to be aware of the unique challenges...

Safeguarding children is the most important concern for all people who work with children and young people. With the rise of social...

Teaching assistants are an integral part of the education system, providing valuable support to teachers and students alike. They work...

Next week, the whole world will tune in to watch the historic event (and for many, a once in a lifetime event!) - the coronation of King...

Transitioning from primary to secondary school (where children are 11-16 for those of you reading outside of the UK) can be a challenging...

Neurodiversity is a term used to describe the variety of ways in which the brain functions. It includes differences in neurological...

Easter is a wonderful time to engage children in fun and educational activities. For children with special educational needs and...

Early autism diagnosis is crucial in ensuring that children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) receive the appropriate support and...

Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is a condition in which the brain has difficulty receiving and interpreting sensory information from...

Emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA) is a term used to describe children and young people who experience genuine challenges in...

Mathematics is a fundamental subject that provides a foundation for learning many other subjects. Despite what we may think sometimes, we...

We love to see children making strides in their development, no matter what their age. I've had children say their first words at age 16...

Sensory circuits are similar in function to a gym circuit, but instead of focusing on fitness, they focus on supporting arousal. They are...

19% of students in the UK are students who are learning English as and Additional Language (EAL). Given the recent influx of refugees...