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Your tummy's full of food, all your pocket money’s spent on gifts and you’re tired from being on your new PS5 for three nights straight… Returning back to school after the Christmas holidays can feel like a real slog! So, how do we keep motivated during this inevitable seasonal slump? Keep reading if you're looking for some tips and tricks to help you get back into the swing of things.
So, what are some of your Christmas traditions? Eating a mince pie with a cup of tea? Gathering around the dinner table with a big roast dinner and Christmas crackers scattered amongst family members? Or maybe you’re off to see the local pantomime this weekend with your friends!?
Christmas is always a busy time of year, especially in the classroom. With the Nativity being rehearsed, Christmas shopping on your mind, and a buzzing class eagerly awaiting Santa's arrival, it can be difficult to come up with fresh, fun ideas for Christmas activities. In this blog we’re going to take a look at some exciting activities and ideas which you can bring to your classroom this year!
1- Class Advent Calendar.
It is Road Safety Week in the UK! This week aims to highlight the dangers of the roads and raise awareness about how to stay safe. Over 1,700 people lose their lives on UK roads each year, while another 30,000 sustain life-changing injuries. It is absolutely crucial that we stay educated and cautious near roads.
In this blog post, we will explore some useful road signs and share tips to help you stay safe!
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Did you know ‘Recycle Week’ is now running for its 21st year! This year, Recycle Week will run from 14th to 20th October and the theme is 'Rescue Me.'
“October is International Walk to School Month, when pupils around the globe celebrate the benefits of walking and wheeling to school” so we thought this would be a great opportunity to highlight the benefits of walking to school!
It goes without saying that any form of exercise is beneficial for everyone both physically and mentally - and that includes walking! Here’s just a few examples: