We are happy to stay connected and support your child’s learning while you are safely at home. This website offers guided learning opportunities that follow a similar classroom daily schedule. Children thrive with routine, especially when there is big change around them. Think about all the things you need to accomplish while you are at home and add in as much activity as you feel supports your child and your own needs. We are giving you a lot of resources with the intent that you will use what works for you.
Click here to view our schedule of webinars for 2021
Discover Age-Appropriate Activities
Stories:
Rhymes:
- My Favourite Colour
- Number Song
- Color Song
- Sea Animals Song
- The Farmer Plants the Seed
- Ladybird Rhyme
- The Color Song
- The Cow Named Lola
- The Colour Song
- Birds Song
- Song on Primary Colours
STEM Activities:
Indoor activities for all the family:
- 10 Ideas to Keep Children Engaged and Moving
- 11 Ways to Stay Positive in Isolation
- Indoor Activities for Children
- Multigenerational Holiday Games
- Playdough Recipes
Activities for children aged up to three years:
- Floating and Sinking
- Gloop Play
- Kitchen Drums
- Lets Go Fishing
- Musical Shakers
- My First Pattern
- Painting with Water
- Peek-a-Boo
- Sensory Bags
- Tap-Tap Box
- Treasure Basket
- Will the Block Fit?
Activities for children aged three and over:
- 10 Ideas for Water Play
- 10 Ideas to Make Story Time Fun
- Building Boats
- Cooling Down our Bodies
- Eating the Rainbow
- Fireworks in a Jar
- Fruity Coolers
- Fun in Housekeeping
- Happy Healthy Teeth
- Henri Matisse Activity
- Jackson Pollock Activity
- JMW Turner Activity
- Letter Charades
- Making a Wormery
- Making Pitta Pockets
- Marvelous Magnetism
- Measuring with Hands
- Mr. Men Games
- Obstacle Course
- Pour and Fill
- Retell the Story
- Shape and Hunt
- Sock Sorting
- Story Bags
- Storytelling Walk
- Super Strong Bubbles
- Warming up our Bodies
- Yummy Yoghurt Cupcakes
Resources to help you manage this unique world we find ourselves living in:
- Family Activities to Relieve Stress
- Four Pillars of Security
- How to Help Frightened Children
- Keeping Good Mental Health
- Managing Teen Anxiety Over Covid-19
- Nine Steps to Help People Living with Dementia During the Coronavirus Pandemic
- Self-care Tips whilst Caring for a Loved One
- Seven Key Steps to Reduce Stress
- Seven Pivotal Parenting Pillars to Support Teens During Covid-19 Lockdown
Blogs and Articles:
- The knock-on of lockdown
- SEND Parenting Survival Guide
- 8 Benefits of Daycare for your Child
- One Year Into Being a New Father
- Seven Ways to Encourage Toddler Independence
Family Webinars:
All webinars run from 18:00 – 18:45 and can be accessed using the links below. Please do register for the live sessions even if you are unable to attend live, as you will be emailed a link to the recording for you to listen to at your own convenience. For the full schedule of Family Webinars, Click Here.
14th January: Reboot & Revive: Strategies for positive mental health - Register Now
Let’s start as we mean to go on…new year, new resolutions. Living through the pandemic and its impact on our routines has led to more open discussions around mental health. Individuals who have not previously experienced anxiety, isolation or heightened stress find themselves tackling these challenges for the first time. This interactive session explores strategies for maintaining positive mental health and increasing our awareness of how those around us are doing.
11th February: All Zoomed Out: Managing virtual interactions and relationships - Register Now
Since the arrival of coronavirus, increasing numbers are working from home and our work relationships have moved to the webcam. And in our personal lives too we are Zooming and FaceTiming friends and family to keep in touch. What do we need to pay attention to in these virtual relationships; what’s lost and what do we gain? Join us for an open conversation about how we can manage our work and family relationships better in this new norm.
10th March: A Confident Return: Paying attention to profile following a significant period of leave - Register Now
After a period of lengthy leave from work, confidence can dip, career vision and values may shift and there will be times when you wonder if it’s all possible. Planning important conversations with significant people at work and at home is an important step. You can re-establish strong connections and perhaps build some new connections that will help you combine career and family. This session will explore how we identify our key stakeholders and nurture our network.