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Big changes. Bright futures ✨
Our latest blog is now live, sharing tips and support for helping Y6 children feel confident and ready for the move to high school 🎒✨
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Big feelings aren’t “bad feelings” - they’re just part of being human. In our latest post, we’re sharing why it’s so important to let children (and ourselves!) feel all the feels, and how we can help them learn to navigate those emotions.
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The sun is shining, the weekend has begun and we’re hitting you with a double blog post to start your weekend. Check out not only our update on our ECT clusters but also Resource of the Month on our blog now! ☀️
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Our Friday blog post is live now. Check it out !
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If we genuinely want to have an inclusive system I think we need to move the idea of 'driving up standards' back towards the idea that 'every child matters'. I don't see how you do it otherwise. 🤷♀️ @educationgovuk
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“Teaching is a brilliant job, full of wonder, but all our successes have been despite the last government not because of them.” Jonathan Clucas, a primary head in Blackpool, on the hard work that lies ahead in education - and why he has hope. theguardian.com/society/arti…
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The first resource of 2024 is here! The Invisible String story offers comfort to many of the children that we work with. It eases their separation anxiety, loneliness and loss. Read all about how we use it with our children now.
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#NTAD2023 Spent today on a fab course with @ReachBehaviour so missed my class BUT I got mobbed when I got back to school 💜 THAT'S why I do & ADORE my job 💜 @NorthbrookPrim3 #teachingassistant #NewKnowledge #edutwitter #upskilling
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As you enjoy a lovely bank holiday Monday, please spare a RT for all the NHS staff and other emergency services who are working all day.
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We are right behind the consultants and all the other NHS staff who are fighting for fair pay and working conditions and in turn the future of the NHS.
Please RT if you are too.
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If everyone who has been grateful for the NHS over the past 75 years followed and retweeted we’d reach a million by midnight
Please take just two seconds to show you’re right behind NHS staff
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Can't recommend these highly enough. Sound, bespoke advice and support tailored to the needs of our children and staff. Always there for a natter and a much needed laugh. Invaluable in these challenging times for all education providers 🐝
We don’t claim to have a magic wand or have all the answers for our schools, children, and families but we try our hardest to find ways to support. Keep up to date on our magic in our latest blog post!
@DBESchoolAdvice
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This is a symptom of the failure to fund schools adequately to support young people and the decimation of support services. So many alienated young people and in some areas there aren’t even PRUs just children not in school.
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Tories drink, dance and laugh at Covid rules in first ever Partygate video mirror.co.uk/news/politics/f…
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I called so many people on the phone to tell them their loved one was dead or dying in December 2020.
"Can I come and see them?"
"We have to protect everyone we can from this. No visitors are allowed. I'm so sorry."
"I understand."
Meanwhile in CCHQ…
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This is 14 Dec 2020 - as the Covid death toll hurtled towards over 1000 souls a day.
I was trying to care for the dying on desperately overwhelmed Covid wards.
What were you doing?



























