Activities and Games for Blind and Visually Impaired Children Posted on 19 April 2017 by Julia Skinner - Retired Headteacher in Resources Here are some activities you can carry out with your class for all children including those that are blind or visually impaired. Read More...
National Skipping Day - 21st April 2017 Posted on 14 April 2017 by Rebecca Taylor - Kent-Teach Advisor in Resources | Wellbeing A day to promote the fun exercise which has incredible health benefits. You can take part; register here for free and your school will be put in touch with a local coach who will visit your school and teach the children a variety of skipping skills... Read More...
6 Teaching Resources for Young People’s Mental Health - #WorldHealthDay Posted on 7 April 2017 by Rebecca Taylor - Kent-Teach Advisor in Resources | Wellbeing Today is World Health Day and this year’s focus is depression. The number of people living with depression worldwide has increased by over 18% between 2005 and 2015. How can we raise awareness of this growing concern and encourage people to talk? Here are free resources to use in the classroom to help raise awareness of mental health in your school... Read More...
How do we explain terrorism to children? Posted on 23 March 2017 by Katerina Nicholaou - Kent-Teach Manager in General | Resources Terrorism is something as adults we can barely understand ourselves. How do we explain it to children? How do we educate them to make sense of such tragedies? Here are a few things you can do to help them understand... Read More...
The Benefits of Reading Poetry For Children Posted on 21 March 2017 by Tom Silver in Resources World Poetry Day is a chance to reflect and celebrate the benefits of reading and reciting poetry for children. In this blog we outline these benefits and provide handy resources for teachers to help their students get the most out of reading poetry. Read More...
Resources for British Science Week Posted on 7 March 2017 by Rebecca Taylor - Kent-Teach Advisor in Resources When it comes to teaching science, educators can have a big influence on shaping the thoughts and opinions of young people. Here are resources you can use in your classroom to celebrate British Science Week. Read More...
Teaching Resources for Harry Potter Book Night Posted on 26 January 2017 by Becky Millen - Kent-Teach in General | Resources Calling all Potter Fans! The 2nd February is Harry Potter Book Night and the perfect way to share the magic of J.K.Rowling's novels with your pupils. Here are some ideas on how you can celebrate the Professors of Hogwarts and the enchanting school with your class. Read More...
National Storytelling Week - Resources for Teachers Posted on 23 January 2017 by Wing Shek - Kent-Teach in Resources Are you getting involved with National Storytelling Week? We've pulled together some great resources to help you celebrate the magic of storytelling at any time of year. Read More...
National Share a Story Month Posted on 22 May 2016 by Rebecca - Kent-Teach in General | Resources Storytelling is a fun, highly interactive and creative activity which helps to support children’s learning, raise their attainment and bring literacy to life. National Share a Story month during May is an annual celebration that aims to bring children and stories together. The theme this year is ‘A Place for Stories’ which encourages children to read a story in a range of unusual places, providing they are safe and comfortable areas. Here are some resources... Read More...
Online Mental Health Resources for Families Posted on 20 May 2016 by Dr Pooky Knightsmith - Mental Health Specialist in Resources | Wellbeing **This is a press release from MindEd who have launched an online training portal for families to help promote understanding of and positive response to mental health and wellbeing issues in children and young people. I am sharing this because I think it will be of interest to many in my network. I was a MindEd author on the original project and a keen supporter of this incredible mine of information and support** Read More...