What concerns me during the current pandemic, is the vulnerable children and loss of attachment to the practitioner, who is often the advocate for these children and their families

With little time to deliberate in the current pandemic, it was upon reading the article by Maggie (Good enough parenting … More

Good enough parenting during the Covid-19 pandemic

Winnicott (cited in Spelman, 2013) is perhaps more renowned in the field of early years development for his transitional object … More

Maggie’s blog on home-schooling can be found here. Jo (Teaching Assistant) As a T/A, I can imagine many parents are … More

Maggie’s blog on home-schooling can be found here. Daniel (Year 1 Teacher) Here are my thoughts and opinions on some … More

Maggie’s blog on home-schooling can be found here. Richard (Year 5 Teacher) The home is a less noisy and pressured … More

As Dr Seuss so eloquently states, it will only be in the future that we will be able to recall … More

Children’s Mental Health Week (set up by the children’s mental health charity, Place2Be), runs from 3-9th February 2020. In order … More

Children’s Mental Health Week (set up by the children’s mental health charity, Place2Be), runs from 3-9th February 2020. In order … More

Children’s Mental Health Week (set up by the children’s mental health charity, Place2Be), runs from 3-9th February 2020. In order … More

Graduation is a special time for our CLL students. For many, it can be a goal that they previously would … More