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Dinosaur Day is a staple celebration here at KCS with a multitude of ways it can be brought into the classroom. We’ve put together some ROAR-some ideas to spark your imagination!

As the temperature is beginning to increase, it’s the perfect time to put down the technology screens and encourage outdoor play. Outdoor play is vital for children as it prompts physical, emotional, intellectual and social development.

By educating the children of today on environmental protection we can help to create a brighter, greener future. With that in mind, we have put together a list of five Earth day themed activities for children of all ages...

Inspiring imaginations and creativity is essential for all ages, but a really useful tool to use for Early Years are the dependable Tuff Trays.

Get ahead of the Easter planning by having a look at our 5 ideas for decorating Polystyrene Eggs this Spring...

For Halloween craft designed to inspire, delight and fright, check out our top eight activity ideas, suitable for children of all ages and skill levels. Here’s to some spooktacular witch craft this October!

With the intake of a new cohort across Early Years settings this September, we explore what a continuous provision looks like at the start of the new term...

Looking for some fun Christmas crafts for your KS1 children? Check out our top seasonal activities to get your children in the festive spirit!

Facilitating play can be a complex role for Early Years practitioners. Early Years expert, Emma Davis, explores the importance of child-led play and how to strike a balance between the role of observer and facilitator.

Introducing loose parts play into a setting can be a hugely empowering and valuable experience.  As practitioners, our role is to facilitate an enabling and inspiring environment for children and incorporating loose parts into our provision can help us to achieve this.