Are you your own worst critic?
What is negative thinking? Everyone has that inner dialogue in their head. This article from Grow Your Mindset talks you through ways in which you…
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Stress and how we handle it!
Facts and statistics about stress In the UK’s largest ever stress survey, 74% of people said stress has made them feel overwhelmed and unable to…
Have you noticed a child or young person with multiple unexplained changes in the classroom?
Could it be PANS or PANDAS? PANS – Paediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome PANDAS – Paediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcal Infections PANS and…
What’s new with KCSIE for 2024?
The “Keeping Children Safe in Education” (KCSIE) guidance has been updated for September 2024. The changes are not major but you’ll need to be aware…
How can supply educators spot the signs of self-harm in school?
Supply teachers can play a crucial role in spotting the signs of self-harm among students. While they may not have the same level of familiarity…
What are the key changes to Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) 2023?
Each year it is imperative that every member of staff that works with children reads Part 1 of KCSIE. This year is no different. Every…
What to do if a student makes a disclosure
Children need adults they look up to and trust but some don’t have the security and safety of caring adults at home, growing up without…
How to personalise your approach in supporting behaviour
Where the behaviour policy in school is being used consistently by all staff, I predict approximately 95% of students will respond by improving their behaviour.
Increasing engagement of disaffected learners
Almost every parent/carer wants the best for their young person, and the same could be said for teachers wanting the best for their students.
How to prevent peer-on-peer abuse
Peer on Peer abuse occurs when a young person is exploited, bullied or harmed by their peers who are of the same or similar age.…
