The inspiration behind this post is the various guises of my seminar, concerning how to achieve Outstanding practice in the EYFS. Although the premise appears quite clear, I do all [...]
TES talks to ... Professor Barry Carpenter: Despite years of campaigning, foetal alcohol spectrum disorder is still unknown to many teachers, the academic and former headteacher tells Jessica Powell. To [...]
By Jo Egerton, Schools Research Consultant, and Bev Cockbill, Training Co-ordinator and Structured Teaching Practitioner in complex learning needs, Chadsgrove Teaching School, Bromsgrove All children and young people with learning disabilities [...]
Butterfly Print's total focus on the education sector has been picked up by the printing trade magazine PrintWeek as an example of a good way for print companies to build [...]
As you know, we love it when other people love our products, and we're delighted to have received a really positive review for our Can Do Kid Journal from the [...]
From an original blog post by CLARE ERASMUS, Director of Mental Health & Wellbeing & Head of Creative Media at staffrm.io - reproduced by kind permission. When the DFE say, Not all [...]
A regular topic of conversation between myself and other trainer, consultant colleagues is the extent of wrong or misleading information that is out there available to the early years sector. [...]
At Butterfly we are always delighted when education professionals love the work we do, and this review from Optimus Education of our Mental Health Journals for Schools is one that we're [...]
During the course of last year some of our Mental Health Journals were reviewed by the Counselling Directory website, and they had lots of good things to say! So, with [...]
