How Being Kind is Good for Your Mind Posted on 8 November 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General | Wellbeing In this article, we explore the relationship between kindness and positive mental health & wellbeing. We provide famous examples of kindness as well as inspirational kindness quotes. Read More...
Bonfire Night in Kent 2021 Posted on 1 November 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General Bonfire Night is back with a bang for 2021. In this blog, we detail our top 5 bonfire night events happening in Kent this year. Read More...
Women and Physical Activity During the Menopause – Women in Sport Posted on 18 October 2021 by Women in Sport in General In 2018, Women in Sport conducted research into physical activity during the menopause. They found that many women long to be more active during this important life stage. In this blog, Women in Sport discuss barriers preventing menopausal and midlife women from engaging in sport and fitness activities and discuss key principles that can help to inspire women to be more active during midlife. Read More...
Things To Do in Kent: Halloween and October Half Term 2021 Posted on 14 October 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General The end of Term 1 of the academic year is in sight and half term is on the horizon for many schools across the country. But, fear not, Kent is a county teeming with fun things to do with a seasonal theme. We have put together a guide to just some of the amazing events happening across Kent with a strictly seasonal theme; Halloween and Half Term! Read More...
Menstrual Cycles and Mental Health Posted on 12 October 2021 by Guest Blog - Originally Posted on Yoppie.com in General Yoppie looks at the myths, misconceptions, truths and realities of the relationship between mental health and your menstrual cycle. Read More...
Initiatives that are Helping Kids Take Care of the Planet Posted on 12 October 2021 by Gemma Hart in General In her blog for Kent-Teach, guest blogger Gemma Hart discusses the many schemes and initiatives in place which are helping young people care for our planet and protect it from the devastating impact of climate change. Read More...
How Local Authorities Provide Support for Bi-Lingual Parents in the UK Posted on 4 October 2021 by Guest Blogger in General In their blog for Kent-Teach, our guest blogger details the support available to bi-lingual parents in the UK provided by local authorities. Read More...
National Sporting Heritage Day: Inspire, Share and Celebrate Posted on 27 September 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General The 30th September is National Sporting Heritage Day. The theme for this year is ‘Inspire, Share and Celebrate’. We have picked our top 3 athletes as the focus for this article, with the intention of adding some positivity into the job market. The athletes we have chosen overcame adversity and fought against the odds to succeed. We hope to show that anything is possible. Read More...
World Tourism Day: 5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Kent Posted on 26 September 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General The 27th September is the UN's World Tourism Day. Staycations have been a popular choice for many of us in light of the pandemic. We detail just some of the many reasons why Kent is the perfect tourist destination. Read More...
The Importance Of Working Memory In the Classroom: How To Develop Working Memory Posted on 21 September 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General Memory is a powerful cognitive tool which allows us to embed, store and recover information when it is required. For pupils, working memory is an essential tool for internalising the knowledge and skills taught in the classroom and applying them to reasoning and problem solving. Read the blog to find out how you can help to engage and develop the working memory of your students. Read More...