Weʼre raising £2,500 to fund my women’s empowerment expedition to Puerto Morelos

Posted by Maddie King on 04.03.21 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Active Citizenship, Charity, Education

Why Teachers Should Use Tarsia Puzzles In The Classroom And Online

Posted by Brett Kingsnorth on 23.02.21 in Resources

Tags: cre8tiver, Education, Puzzle, tarsia

Over the years educators have studied the many benefits of puzzles on learning. From how it enhances brainpower to improving learners' concentration. Puzzles are a helpful resource.

What can a peace crane teach students about Citizenship?

Posted by CND Peace Education on 24.07.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Citizenship, CND, Education, Nuclear Weapons, Peace

It’s been 75 years since the bombings of Hiroshima (6th August) and Nagasaki (9th August). Why not make your own peace crane to mark the occasion and honour those affected? We’d love to see your creations – tweet us @CNDPeaceEd!

Social & Emotional Learning – Respect

Posted by Think For The Future on 07.07.20 in Guest Blogs, Resources

Tags: Activities, Education, Resources, Respect., Think For The Future

Respect is an important part of any Social & Emotional Learning curriculum, especially when attempting to positively impact pupil behaviour.

RE (Part 2) The Importance of Being Religiously Literate

Posted by The RE Guru on 22.06.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Culture, Education, Extremism, Learning, Religion

RE (Part 1) What is the point of Religious Education?

Posted by The RE Guru on 15.06.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Culture, Education, Extremism, Learning, Religion

GCSE Citizenship Blog Series: Teachers and Conspiracy Theories

Posted by The RE Guru on 05.06.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Conspiracy, Covid-19, Education, Staying Safe, Teaching

PSHE Education – Could your period pain be linked to your tight hamstring muscles?

Posted by Sian Randall on 09.05.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Anatomy, Education, Hamstring, Health, Menstruation, Pelvic Floor, Period, PSHE, Sex Education

Part two of a three-part series on menstrual re-education, understanding how your period pain could be linked to your tight hamstring muscles

PSHE Education – Have you ever thought of menstrual charting?

Posted by Sian Randall on 28.03.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Education, Health, PSHE, Sex Education

Part one of a three-part series on menstrual re-education, understanding your cyclic nature and menstruation with the help of menstrual cycle charting and, how to access your best life and best you! Happy charting!

Statutory R(S)HE within PSHE?

Posted by John Rees on 16.03.20 in Guest Blogs

Tags: Education, Mental Health, PSHE, Relationships, RSE, Sex Education

From September 2020, Relationships and Health Education become statutory in primary schools and secondary schools so now is the time for schools to be reviewing policy and parental engagement and be working out what, when and how are they going to teach.