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4 May 2026
This year, the Walk to School Week five-day challenge takes place between 18th and 22nd May. This year's challenge will see pupils set off on a special operation - codename Mission Move, to…
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Thoughtful and calming, this freely available children’s activity book encourages children to talk about their feelings. To be enjoyed in lessons or by parents, caregivers, teaching assistants or child and…
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NSPCC Learning has published a new series of Childline posters to encourage children to use Childline if they need support. There are posters for primary and secondary schools, available in…
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In this podcast episode, 3 NSPCC colleagues discuss their work on the Emotional resilience programme. The episode covers: what emotional resilience is and why it is important how the programme…
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Many students' educational experiences have shaped how they see themselves, others, and the world around them. For some students, including those who are care-experienced, estranged, young carers, or who have…
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In July 2025, the Department for Education (DfE) published revised statutory Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE). For the first time in the history of the national curriculum, grief and bereavement education…
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Staff wellbeing isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s essential for retention, morale, and a thriving school culture. This free webinar combines theory with actionable strategies you can use right away — whether to look after yourself,…
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Epilepsy affects around 1 in 200 children in the UK, yet 1 in 3 children with epilepsy do not get the support they need to fully participate in school life.…
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Visual timetables are a prime example of an adjustment that started out being offered to those with special needs, particularly autism, and have now become part of general classroom provision…
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Most schools will have neurodiverse people on their teaching staff. This article considers what barriers they may face and outlines 15 ideas for how we can support them to thrive in…
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Many students' educational experiences have shaped how they see themselves, others, and the world around them. For some students, including those who are care-experienced, estranged, young carers, or who have…
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Over the weekend, many children would have seen the distressing news and horrifying images from the escalating conflict in the Middle East. For some this may feel especially close to…
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