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How to create a mentally healthy school

The government has responded to the dramatic rise in mental health needs with a focus on mental health training for specific staff. We recommend that all staff … See more

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Mental health is key to a child’s learning

WEBMarch 2021 saw several milestones in our journey with the Covid-19 pandemic, as schools in England welcomed all pupils back to the classroom for the …

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Mental wellbeing

WEBPrimary pupils are increasingly keeping their worries and fears to themselves, making it more difficult for school staff to spot vulnerable students.

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Why Daily Physical Activity Matters in Primary Schools

WEBHelping children get into the habit of being physically active on a daily basis has many health benefits, such as improving muscle and bone strength, fitness, and …

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Do your safeguarding records hit the mark

WEBAs a former police officer, I have seen at first-hand the importance of good record-keeping. I have attended strategy meetings where a school’s detailed recording …

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School safety – Why you should invest in walkie talkies for safe …

WEBSchool safety – Why you should invest in walkie talkies for safe and reliable communications Security June 7, 2021, 9:39 GMT+1

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Curriculum design

WEBThe words ‘Physical Education’ (PE) might conjure up images of old-school tracksuits and laps around the school field, but the discipline is increasingly being looked …

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School assembly – 10 ways to freshen up yours

WEB1. Music speaks. You needn’t only use music at the start of a school assembly. It can form an integral part of each session. Children will listen and respond to …

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When to call an ambulance – Student injury and illness

WEBIt can sometimes be difficult to determine the extent and severity of a child’s injury or illness and to know when to call an ambulance – especially if they might be exaggerating …

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Disability discrimination in schools – Examples and how to avoid it

WEBThe Equality Act 2010 guidance for Schools states that a person has a disability if: “They have a physical or mental impairment which has a long term and …

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Parents’ evening – How to make the most out of doing them online

WEBOnline parents’ evenings have been a feature of school life for almost a year. As one of the many aspects of life that have changed beyond recognition since Covid-19 swept in, …

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Make Your School Meetings Focused and Effective

WEBPapers shuffling, surreptitious glances at the clock, pens tapping on the table – all signs that your meeting is rapidly going downhill. Shoulders slump, eye contact …

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Improving your Classroom Lighting can Boost Learning Outcomes

WEBThere’s no one-size-fits-all solution to creating the ideal learning environment, but there is a surprisingly simple measure that’s been proven to prompt …

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The Headteacher Better Leadership, Smarter Spending

WEBThe Anna Freud Centre offers training for Senior Mental Health Leads that is easy to access, fully-funded by the DfE and will provide you with all the knowledge …

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How Natasha’s Law is changing catering

WEBThe tragic death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse in 2016, following an allergic reaction to a pre-packed sandwich, prompted a major change in food labelling laws.

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The importance of good nutrition in UK primary schools

WEBTop tips for good practice. Create a whole school approach! It is important that teaching of food is aligned with the whole school food approach and that food …

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