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Welcome to our #BookOfTheWeek 'Messy Maths' by Juliet Robertson
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
‹Click here for more information and to purchase a copy of our #BookOfTheWeek 'Messy Maths' by Juliet Robertson - a fabulous title recently named a ˜Gold Winner™ in the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards„¢ 2018 in the Education category.
Take a look at the lovely review of 'Messy Maths' our #BookOfTheWeek on The Forest School Association website here.
Why not treat yourself to a chilled out Morning and discover Juliet Robertson, the brilliant author of our #BookOfTheWeek 'Messy Maths' here.
"This book was as good as I hoped. It is a vital resource for teachers to get maths outside of the classroom. Real Maths is Real Messy." A review of 'Messy Maths' on The Smart Happy Project, read it in full here
Take a sneak peek inside 'Messy Maths' our #BookOfTheWeek here. And some good news if you prefer to read from a kindle, the kindle edition is available here.
You can also head on over to our Twitter and Facebook platforms for more information on our #BookOfTheWeek!
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Take a look at the lovely review of 'Messy Maths' our #BookOfTheWeek on The Forest School Association website here.
Why not treat yourself to a chilled out Morning and discover Juliet Robertson, the brilliant author of our #BookOfTheWeek 'Messy Maths' here.
"This book was as good as I hoped. It is a vital resource for teachers to get maths outside of the classroom. Real Maths is Real Messy." A review of 'Messy Maths' on The Smart Happy Project, read it in full here
Take a sneak peek inside 'Messy Maths' our #BookOfTheWeek here. And some good news if you prefer to read from a kindle, the kindle edition is available here.
You can also head on over to our Twitter and Facebook platforms for more information on our #BookOfTheWeek!
'What Else Can a Teacher Do?' is reviewed on Education in Chemistry
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
‹Click here to read the full review now!
Click here for more information and to purchase your very own copy of ˜What Else Can a Teacher Do?™ by David Hodgson.
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Click here for more information and to purchase your very own copy of ˜What Else Can a Teacher Do?™ by David Hodgson.
'Tattoos - time to ask a better question?'
Tuesday, 10 April 2018
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Click here for more information on Martin Goodyer and click here for more information and to purchase a copy of 'WTF Just Happened?', authored by Martin.
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Click here for more information on Martin Goodyer and click here for more information and to purchase a copy of 'WTF Just Happened?', authored by Martin.
London Book Fair commences tomorrow and we will be attending!
Monday, 9 April 2018
‹Click here for more information on London Book Fair and to book your ticket/s.
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2 'Gold Winners' at the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards!
Monday, 9 April 2018
We are delighted to announce that 'Messy Maths' by Juliet Robertson was named a 'Gold Winner' in the Education category and 'Release Your Inner Drive' by Bradley Busch and Edward Watson was named a 'Gold Winner' in the Teen: Nonfiction (13-18) category at the awards ceremony last Friday evening.
Click here for more information and to view all of the winners of the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards„¢ 2018.
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Click here for more information and to view all of the winners of the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Awards„¢ 2018.
Three authors feature in Teach Primary Issue: 12.3
Monday, 9 April 2018
Featured in this issue of Teach Primary are:
Debra Kidd - ˜Why the fuss about bold beginnings?™ œEY staff are committed to development through play and Ofsted was naive to omit this from its report, says Debra.
Sue Cowley - ˜Ofsted says it™s taking action on schools that ˜game™ the system, but for some pupils it might be too little, too late™.
Russell Grigg - ˜Plan an imaginary trip to Russia™ œIt™s the World Cup host, but how much do your pupils know about this fascinating country, asks Dr Russell Grigg.
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Debra Kidd - ˜Why the fuss about bold beginnings?™ œEY staff are committed to development through play and Ofsted was naive to omit this from its report, says Debra.
Sue Cowley - ˜Ofsted says it™s taking action on schools that ˜game™ the system, but for some pupils it might be too little, too late™.
Russell Grigg - ˜Plan an imaginary trip to Russia™ œIt™s the World Cup host, but how much do your pupils know about this fascinating country, asks Dr Russell Grigg.