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Over the last few months, our sellers have been creating lots of COVID19 resources. We asked our sellers to let us know if they had
Teachers spend hours of their time making their classroom bright and cheerful. Displays in classrooms around the world wouldn’t look out of place in art
As primary schools open over the next 2 weeks, there is considerable anxiety amongst teachers, and especially amongst those teaching infants, where social distancing is
A back to school campaign for the reopening of schools was launched by the Department of Education and Skills on 27/7/2020. A huge amount of
i am most proud of my Aistear and Play Guidebook. It has been a very interesting write as I am very interested in this area.
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The Irish Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) finally produced interim guidelines for the reopening of schools this week. One of the things that jumped out at
Rewind to six years ago. I had just graduated, moved home to the West of Ireland and was completely…. lost. For the first time in
Well-Being in the Primary Classroom. Hi everyone, I hope you are all keeping well and I’m sure most of us are now on our summer
The Higher-Order Thinking Skills scheme by Prim-Ed, is a programme full of activities designed to support the development of critical thinking skills in children from
End of School Year, Virtually The end of school year 2020 was not what we expected when we began last September. Here are 16 ideas
Zoom and Video Conferencing Everyone is Zooming, WebExing, Meeting and Teaming these days so we made a Learning Grid with 16 ideas for working with