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One of the puzzles of modern life is the gap between what we know about how children think and grow, on the one hand, and the daily lived experience of…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Greg Bottrill: Play Loves You…

There’s something you should know... Play loves you. It always has and it always will. Maybe let that just sit with you for a while. Feel it. Allow the love…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Let Love Lead Learning

As parents and professionals working in early years, we hope that every day is full of fun, laughter, friendships and success for every child. Our youngest children are sometimes reliant,…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Little Lockdowners: Recognising the Power of Connection

Over the past several decades, scientists have made very significant discoveries about the importance of connection for human beings. I believe that every single person deserves to understand this science. It…

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Apr 2022

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Little Lockdowners: born into a pandemic – what are the possible long-term impacts on early years children?

As the world continues to recover from the pandemic, educators are trying to understand how they need to adapt. Will some ‘Little Lockdowners’ reap the benefits of additional quality time…

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Apr 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS Welcome

What does historic hardship tell us about the future of Little Lockdowners?

Can past events like poverty and war help us to understand what the long-term impacts pandemic environments will have on early years children? We speak to a global expert to…

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Mar 2022

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Simon Hunt: Learning through Tinkering

As part of the national curriculum, primary children are expected to understand the inner workings of a computer. In this video, Simon Hunt (aka Mr Hunt from the Front!) shows…

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Mar 2022

Primary Science Steam

Running a STEM Club

I first started running a STEM club at my local primary school twelve years ago when my children were young. In the UK, as in many other countries, there is…

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Mar 2022

Primary Science Steam

Having Fun with Computer Control and Programming

It was a few years ago now, and my STEM club were galloping through my existing projects at an alarming rate. I had to come up with some new ideas…

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Powering Science and Engineering Economies: Teaching STEAM for Success

Joe Bradbury is a STEM expert with over 18 years’ teaching experience, specialising in science. He is currently the lead Education Product Designer at Primary Engineer, a not-for-profit organisation that brings engineering…

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Reclaiming the Rhythm of Early Childhood

Greg Bottrill: Play Loves You…

Let Love Lead Learning

Little Lockdowners: Recognising the Power of Connection

Little Lockdowners: born into a pandemic – what are the possible long-term impacts on early years children?

What does historic hardship tell us about the future of Little Lockdowners?

Simon Hunt: Learning through Tinkering

Running a STEM Club

Having Fun with Computer Control and Programming

Powering Science and Engineering Economies: Teaching STEAM for Success

Science Sparks’ Top Primary Science Resources

Having Fun with Computer Control and Programming

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