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The Neurodiverse movement has good intentions. However, the term is not easily understood. From speaking with parents, professionals, inclusion officers, and head teachers there is
The Neurodiverse movement has good intentions. However, the term is not easily understood. From speaking with parents, professionals, inclusion officers, and head teachers there is
Early writing at Willow Preschool are the fundamental skills that children need to develop before they are able to write.
As human beings, we use our senses to explore and understand the world around us. For young children under the age of two, sensory exploration
The Importance of Art in Early Years By Perry Cruttenden Expressive Arts and Design is one of the secondary areas of learning and an important
Critical thinking is when children use their imagination and creativity to take on challenges and explore how problems could be solved and how their ideas
Embedded learning most simply describes learning while doing. The concept of Embedded Learning is consistency and recapping; creating ways for learners to improve their literacy,
Awe and Wonder Awe and Wonder in Willows Preschool Awe can be described as a powerful feeling that leaves a mark. It moves, inspires, and
As Gardner, H. (1980) explained, there is not only one intelligence but different types of intelligence whose importance is the same, namely: the linguistic intelligence
Toilet training is an important milestone that your child as a toddler (18 months – 3 years old) will master to gain one more step
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
This task allows the child to use their imagination and creative thinking whilst also reinforcing and extending their descriptive vocabulary. It also helps them to
This extended learning is designed to test your child’s knowledge of animals, numbers, and confidence. Two bowls are placed on a table, one of which
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.