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From crafting delicate snowflakes to building jolly snowmen, these hands-on projects provide students with the perfect canvas to express their imagination...

The festive season is upon us, and there's no better way to infuse the spirit of joy and creativity into schools than through fun, festive crafts! From colourful ornaments to sparkling decorations, these hands-on projects offer students a wonderful opportunity to express their creativity and spread excitement throughout the school.

Unlock the potential of STEM Education in this in-depth exploration. Discover its role in fostering critical thinking, enhancing digital literacy, and preparing our future leaders. Learn how cross-curricular methods are paving the way for a holistic learning experience that connects academic concepts to real-world scenarios. Dive into the world of STEM, the key to unlocking a progressive future.

Pritt returns with its popular crafting guide - a fun, educational activity for young crafters this summer. Focused on different professions and curriculum subjects, the guide promotes positive mental health practices in partnership with the charity Place2Be. Download, craft, share on social media with #CraftwithPritt, and help Pritt donate up to €25,000 to children's mental health.

The most anticipated day of the year, an amazing opportunity to get all the children having fun and being active. KCS wants to ensure you're ready… set, go! We’ve outlined some tips and tricks to make sure your sports day is the best it can be.

Global Recycling Day this year is on the 18th March. This day was first created in 2018 by the Global Recycling Foundation. The day helps to highlight, recognise, and celebrate the importance that recycling plays in preserving the earths precious primary resources and securing the future of our planet whilst also reducing CO2 emissions.

Through education and communication, they aim to raise awareness about the connection between recycling, pollution, and environmental health.

An annual event organised by the Skipping Workshops,this year’snational skipping day takes place on the 24thof March. Are you students ready to challenge the all time high scores? This nationwide challenge allows children and schools to compete in six different categories. The competition began in 2002 and since it’s inception over 40,000 children from over 600 schools across the United Kingdom have taken part. 

Each year on 8th March, the world celebrates International Women’s Day. But, like all awareness days, the focus shouldn’t just be 24 hours. They should be embedded into our children’s curriculum and that includes looking at famous female individuals who have shaped our world. 

4 Creative and crafty ideas that only need simple supplies such as coloured paper, glue sticks and scissors to inspire imagination for early years children and classrooms.