National Teaching Assistants’ Day - 15th September 17

National Teaching Assistants’ Day - 15th September 17
According to the National Teaching Assistants’ Day site, 96% of Headteachers believe Teaching Assistants (TAs) add value to their school and 244,000 are working in schools across the UK which has increased from 71,800 since 2002. Read More...

Apprenticeship Levy Quick Guide for Schools

Apprenticeship Levy Quick Guide for Schools
Thinking of recruiting an apprentice? Then consider using the Apprenticeship Levy to fund apprenticeships in school or to train and develop your existing staff. Read on to find out more... Read More...

6 Steps to Greater Life Happiness

6 Steps to Greater Life Happiness
With more than 200 years’ experience in helping people to get more out of life, Oddfellows have shared steps to greater happiness in later life... Read More...

5 Reasons to go Organic this September

5 Reasons to go Organic this September
Organic September is just around the corner and is an annual event that focuses on encouraging everyone to buy organic produce in order to gain a number of benefits that you may not be aware of. Here are 5 reasons why you should go organic this September... Read More...

How to Master Body Language

How to Master Body Language
Body language contributes to 55% of effective communication; your eyes, voice, arms, hands and full body position play important roles in connecting with people. Check out this infographic that provides information on how to effectively communicate by mastering body language... Read More...

10 Back to School Tips for Teachers

10 Back to School Tips for Teachers
I know it may seem too soon for a back-to-school post but we want to help make returning to school easier and as stress-free as possible for you so you are prepared. Here are some tips below to ensure you are on top of things ready for September... Read More...

Do you have Irlen Syndrome?

Do you have Irlen Syndrome?
Over 20 years ago, Helen Irlen, an American psychologist, began to study children and adults with learning disabilities and discovered a significant improvement in their reading ability when the page was covered with coloured acetate sheets. This lead to the discovery of a disorder involving the brain’s inability to process visual information - what is now known as Irlen Syndrome. Read More...
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