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What are we teaching children about themselves?
Children are constantly collecting evidence about who they are, and adults are often providing it without realising. Here's why the stories we tell children matter more than
we think.
Sep 85 min read
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Why observation is one of the most powerful tools in early childhood education
Observation helps educators move beyond what children know to understand how they learn, allowing teaching to become more intentional, responsive, and personalised.
Aug 144 min read
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How chess education supports cognitive development in children
What begins as a simple game often becomes one of the most powerful ways to teach children how to think, make decisions, and persevere.
Jul 285 min read
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Beyond the four walls: what outdoor learning really does to a child's brain
When young children swap screen time for playing outdoors, something remarkable happens. Their brains receive the rich, multi-sensory input needed to build stronger neural pathways - and the research behind it is fascinating.
Jul 106 min read
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Supporting fine motor skills through play: what parents and educators need to know
Fine motor skills are all about the teamwork between small hand muscles and the eyes. This hand-eye coordination is what lets children grab, move, and master objects with more control every single day.
Jun 196 min read
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