10 Beaches to Visit in Kent This Summer Posted on 27 July 2021 by Amber Gravenell - Kent Teach in General In Kent, we are fortunate enough to be spoilt for choice with an abundance of beautiful beaches. In this blog, we detail 10 beaches in Kent that you should consider paying a visit to this summer. Read More...
What Young Adults Need to Know About High Blood Pressure Posted on 26 July 2021 by London Doctors Clinic - Guest Blogger in General Your blood pressure is one of the most important functions of your body. It’s responsible for carrying blood to and from your heart, so it needs to remain consistent. While most young adults are lucky enough to have a cardiovascular system which manages their needs quite well, it’s not uncommon for a poor diet or other factors to cause levels to rise. In this guide, we’ll look at how you can best manage your blood pressure, as well as what medical advice and support is offered to anyone suffering. Read More...
School Fundraising: Raise Money Fast and Engage the Children Posted on 22 July 2021 by Gemma Hart - Guest Blogger in Schools Fundraising can be a fun and creative experience for children and adults alike, and thinking of new, inspiring ways to do this online and in the home brings another level of creativity. In this blog, you will find a number of fantastic ideas for bringing your school fundraising online and remote in a safe and entertaining way. Read More...
Talk to Us 2021 Posted on 21 July 2021 by Amber Gravenell in Wellbeing Each year, the amazing Samaritans run their Talk to Us Campaign. The purpose of the campaign is to raise awareness of the support and services offered by Samaritans. The 24/7 support services they offer are invaluable particularly in a world where mental health is becoming more prevalent. Read More...
Heroes Against Homelessness – Fundraising in the Classroom Posted on 19 July 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General Who doesn’t love a superhero!? The wonderful Porchlight are giving you and your pupils the opportunity to become Heroes Against Homelessness; a truly terrific badge of honour. In this blog, find out more about how you can get your pupils involved in fundraising and support a local charity in the process. Heroes Against Homelessness is a worthwhile addition to meeting National Curriculum objectives and fulfils British Values! Read More...
Top Tips for Learning Languages From Home Posted on 14 July 2021 by Tamara Segal - Guest Blogger in General In her blog for Kent-Teach, guest blogger Tamara Segal shares tips for learning a new language from home. An informative and detailed blog teeming with advice for all ages on learning a new language! Read More...
5 Tips to Make Your School Plastic Conscious Posted on 12 July 2021 by Amber Gravenell - Kent-Teach in Schools In light of Plastic Free July, we have collated 5 top tips for making reducing your school's plastic consumption. Learn how to encourage plastic consciousness in the school community and foster a collective responsibility for protecting our planet. Read More...
Planning Your September Staff Inset Day? – 4 Ways to Include Staff Wellbeing in Your Agenda. Posted on 7 July 2021 by Natasha Godden in Wellbeing With the summer holidays approaching, school leaders’ thoughts have turned to the new term ahead and this includes planning staff inset days. Staff inset days are a vital development tool. It is also a great opportunity to focus on staff wellbeing. This blog details 4 ways to incorporate wellbeing into your inset day agenda. Read More...
Why You Should Have A Picnic This July - National Picnic Month 2021 Posted on 5 July 2021 by Amber Gravenell in General Did you know July is National Picnic Month!? In the UK, July is a glorious month, aside from the odd rain shower, and marks the start of the 6 week summer holidays. In July, across the UK, we tend to experience an average daily temperature of 21 degree Celsius. With the arrival of the summer holidays, some parents may feel a little overwhelmed and unsure how to keep the little ones entertained. A picnic is a perfect, easy and fuss-free activity to add some excitement and change to the long summer days. Read More...
5 Unique Places in Kent to Inspire a Love of Art Posted on 29 June 2021 by Contributed by Freelance Writer Ali Allen in General Art is a popular and thoroughly enjoyable subject and a firm favourite among young people as a potential career! Kent is home to many beautiful places which can provide artistic inspiration and get those creative juices flowing! We have selected our top 5 places to visit in Kent to inspire a love of art. Read More...