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Willows Pre-school and the human body
At Willows Pre-school we know that it is important for the children to be able to identify the human body parts and being intentional about
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Incorporating Exercise into Everyday Learning
At Willows we try to incorporate Physical Activity as much as possible, both with planned physical activities and free play. The children are encouraged to
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Supporting all Areas of the EYFS
There are seven areas of learning and development that must shape our educational programme in Willows. All areas of learning and development are important and
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Nutrition, Exercise & Gratitude
As a parent, you want your child to be happy and healthy. You also want them to do well in school and reach their full
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Exercise as Medicine
You’ve probably heard that exercise is good for your brain. But do you know why? It turns out that there’s a lot of science behind
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Proprioception is the awareness
Proprioception is the awareness of where your body is in space. The early years at Willows are a time when our Children learn gross and
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All children love to play – they are amazing at it
Children learn best through play. That’s why their time at Willows is such an important time for exploration and discovery. Through play, children can learn
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Active Learning
Active learning is a key part of early childhood education. By engaging children in hands-on activities, Willows teachers help your children develop important skills and
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SIPS
Have you ever wondered why anxiety has become so prevalent in modern society? Or why today’s children seem to be grappling more than ever with depression and other neurofunctional disorders? “SIPS: The Molecular Connection Between Immunity & Learning” offers a fresh perspective on the delicate balance of our immune systems and neural pathways.
A ground-breaking idea emerges in the ever-evolving field of immunology and neuroscience, connecting dots we never thought to join. Dive into the riveting exploration of how the very molecules responsible for warding off infections in our bodies play a pivotal role in how we learn and process the world around us.
