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Select a topic to find the most up to date, practical information and resources produced by our experts to support you in your professional life.
It’s important that children are aware of the dangers online. Download our Internet Safety Quiz to test KS2 children’s knowledge on Internet safety.
Inclusive practice is particularly important in early years. Learn what it is and how to incorporate it into your teaching style.
Building resilience in children is vital for their development. Read our 8 tips for instilling this in the classroom here.
Managing a child with autism can be challenging, especially in mainstream primary schools. Read 7 tips to learn how to provide support in your classroom.
Being the headteacher of a school is one of the highest positions in the education sector. How do you get there?
An Early Help Assessment replaces the Common Assessment Framework previously in place to identify extra support for children & families. Read more here.
Our mental health resource pack for schools was shortlisted for a Safeguarding award in 2019. Find information to support staff and pupils here.
How accurately can you identify a safeguarding concern? Use our example safeguarding scenarios, with answers, for clarity in staff training.
Reading has numerous benefits for children, including a positive effect on development. Find out why it is important & how you can incorporate it here.
Recognising mental health & wellbeing in schools is becoming increasingly important. Use our guide & template to develop your own mental health policy.
ADHD in females can manifest slightly differently to the “common” perception of the condition, leading to mis or underdiagnosis. Learn more here.
If you work with children, it’s essential you know how to support positive mental health. Test your knowledge with our quick quiz here.
A feelings chart can be an effective tool to use to support autistic children to recognise their emotions. Download our free feelings chart here.
Neurodiversity is a movement that wants to change the way we think about autism. Learn more about the movement from our research.
Open questions are an example of effective questioning and asking them encourages your class to think more critically. Find examples & tips here.
Test your disability awareness in our free quiz, to ensure you promote equal opportunities within your organisation. Further resources provided.
Regulated activity refers to roles, involving work with children or vulnerable adults, for which you must have a DBS certificate. Our guide explains more.
Children who exhibit signs of dyspraxia may need more guidance in the classroom. Read our guide to find out what they are & how to help.
Our guide contains information about challenging behaviour in the classroom, including possible causes and strategies teachers can use to manage it.
Our guide includes the definition of safer recruitment, why it’s necessary and a template for completing your own safer recruitment policy.
