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Music is an integral part of our lives. It has the power to heal, soothe, and bring joy to people of all ages. As World Music Day is approaching on 21st June, we know that Music Leaders across the country are planning activities and lessons to raise the profile of music in their own settingsRead more
Are you tired of the same old classroom routine? Do you want to inspire your students to learn in a new and exciting way? Look no further than the great outdoors! Educators and policymakers around the world are realising the incredible benefits of outdoor learning. Not only does it improve children’s mental and physical health,Read more
World Book Day is taking place on the 2nd March 2023. We’ve created some activities to support taking the learning outdoors and celebrating World Book Day. Below you will find KS1 suggested activities for the book, There’s a Tiger in The Garden by Lizzy Stewart. If you don’t know the story here’s a link toRead more
At Teach Outdoors, as we welcome in a new year, we’ve been thinking about all the exciting events coming up in 2023, and the opportunities that they offer for taking learning outdoors – and also, how we can effectively use outdoor areas to enhance and support learning for these events. National Storytelling Week – runningRead more
As we reflect on the Anti-Bullying Week activities that have taken place in schools across the country this week, we’ve taken some time to consider the impact of bullying on pupils within our schools. In Ofcom’s latest research into online bullying, it reports that 39% of children aged 8-17 have experienced bullying, and that mostRead more
Thursday 8th September marks the worldwide celebration of International Literacy Day. For over 50 years, International Literacy Day has been celebrated annually around the world to remind us of the importance of basic reading and writing skills. Since 1967, huge progress has been made in terms of advancing literacy across the globe. However, there areRead more
It is no surprise that, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, disadvantaged pupils – including those in receipt of Free School Meals and the Pupil Premium – have fallen further behind their peers. In fact, in a reportpublished by the House of Commons Committee earlier this year, it is suggested that this group – theRead more
I love this time of year. The weather is improving, the sun has started to make an appearance and we start thinking about how we can utilise the outdoor space we have to teach. At the end of last month I attended the Shropshire Outdoor Learning Conference. It was a fantastic event and it wasRead more
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