TTS Editorial Team
Children spent on average 19 minutes longer playing with glow construction resources compared with non-glow resources in a proof-of-concept study.
A pilot study by TTS and the Institute for the Science of Early Years and Youth (ISEY) has found that children spent significantly longer engaging with glow construction resources than non-glow alternatives,…
Written by TTS Editorial Team
An inclusive learning environment helps pupils understand what is happening, access the resources they need and take part with growing independence. Reviewing that environment can reveal useful changes, but it can also produce a long list of jobs. Stop, Start, Continue gives the review a manageable structure. It asks you…
Written by TTS Editorial Team
Is Your Classroom Helping Children Pay Attention?
Think about how your classroom is laid out and consider changes you can easily make to ensure children pay attention and feel represented.
A classroom can be full of interesting things and still make it difficult for children to focus on the learning…
Written by Michelle Reid
Outdoor play is more than just a break from the indoors—it’s a powerful driver of physical development in the early years. When children are given the time, space, and tools to move in a variety ways, they develop not only strength and coordination, but also confidence, resilience, and independence.
So how can we…
As an Early Years practitioner, ever found yourself in the supermarket after a long day at work to find everyone staring at you, with you wondering why? Suddenly, it dawns on you that you are still wearing role play accessories made for you by the children – a paper cape cellotaped to your back, a…
Written by TTS
What Are Fundamental Movement Skills?
Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) are the basic building blocks of movement that children develop as they grow. These movement patterns are used in everyday activities and also underpin more complex physical activities and sports. They form the foundations of physical literacy.
Fundamental Movement Skills can be grouped…
Written by TTS
Creating an organised, efficient learning environment is one of the biggest ongoing challenges for schools. From busy Early Years settings to fully equipped classrooms, managing resources, equipment, and learning materials can quickly become overwhelming. Without effective systems in place, clutter can build up, impacting both teaching efficiency and pupil focus.
This is…
Written by TTS Experts
Light has a unique way of capturing children’s attention. When combined with hands-on resources, it becomes a powerful tool for engagement, exploration, and meaningful learning. Glow Sequencing Cubes are designed to harness this curiosity, offering a sensory-rich experience that supports key areas of development in early years settings. In this blog, we explore how…
“The Green House” — A net-zero energy building
As part of the continued expansion, Dulwich College recently built their Phase 3 building. In November 2023, the college proudly unveiled The Greenhouse - a net-zero energy, seven-story educational building, that provides a safe and inspiring space for their students to thrive.
“The Greenhouse is a pioneering…
The Bold New 6th Form Centre That
Challenges Preconceptions
“We wanted a sixth form centre that would provide the girls with a new way of looking at their learning; a creative, ‘without bounds’ space where they develop their own way of looking at their personal development. We also wanted an environment that links them to life…


