‹Sue Cowley, author of the recently published title Road School: Learning through exploration and experience, has been featured in a piece on The School Run website in which she outlines how you can plan and structure your child™s learning when taking them out of school on a home-schooling adventure on the road.

Click here to read the article and here to take a closer look at the book.

Sue has another title lined up for us in 2017 “ so keep an eye out for The Artful Educator: Creative, imaginative and innovative approaches to teaching, which is due for publication in April.

Kevin Mincher˜s The Ultimate Youth Lifestyle: 7 steps any teenager can use to achieve more success and happiness has been given a glowing review by UKEd Chat with an overall scorecard of 9.6/10 being awarded for its content, authority and value.

Click here to read the review and here to take a closer look at the title.

Martin Goodyer has written a piece for The Sun Online in which he shares his top tips on how to better navigate your way through a more relaxed Christmas.

You can also find more of his advice and insights in his recently published popular psychology title WTF Just Happened?.

Click here to read the article and here to take a look inside the book™s sample pages.

The Wolf and the Baby Dragon, one of the titles in ‹Avril McDonald™s Feel Brave series of ˜little stories about big feelings™, has been shortlisted as a finalist for the The People™s Book Prize™s Winter 2016 Children™s Book Award.

Click here to vote for the title and here to take a closer look at the Feel Brave titles on our website.

The five beautifully illustrated story books are all designed to help children explore emotional intelligence, positive psychology and some of the real-life issues which they might face “ such as bullying, anxiety, bereavement, friendships and worries “ in an engaging, creative and non-threatening way, whilst the Feel Brave Teaching Guide serves as the perfect companion in providing activities and guidance on how to explore these issues in the classroom.

Dr Jill Berry™s recently published title Making the Leap has been reviewed in the latest issue of UKEd Chat™s online magazine.

Click here to read the review on page ten of the online pdf and here to take a look inside the book™s sample pages.

Gary Toward, Chris Henley and Andy Cope “ authors of The Art of Being Brilliant Classroom Assistant  amongst other titles in the Art of Being Brilliant series “ have written an article for ATL's latest issue of Report magazine in which they extol the virtues of the classroom assistant's role in the classroom and highlight what makes the best stand out.

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