Focused on online gaming, this interactive e-safety workshop for schools discusses the potential pitfalls students may find while playing in the online world.

The Circus of Fun is anything but fun at the moment and the performers are struggling to put on a brave face. How can they do their best when their feelings are hurt by the things other people say and do t

The Olympic Games were started by the Greeks in 776 BC to honour the almighty king of the gods, Zeus. 776 BC?! That’s a seriously long time ago! So why do we still celebrate and compete today?

Get ready to follow your imagination back hundreds (and hundreds!) of years, to a time when men and women lived inside caves and made all sorts of tools and weapons out of stone.

An interactive KS2 workshop where your pupils tackle a rather big question: what does it mean to be British?

The Olympic Games is all about winning… right? Wrong! Together, let’s encourage your class to explore the reasons why taking part in sports can be so rewarding, even if they don’t always win.

Using Mindfulness exercises and creative techniques, your children will discover the impact of sleep deprivation and understand how the choices they make at night can have a huge impact on their days.

We’re all pieces in a puzzle and together, we have the power to protect each other from bullying. How?

The North and South Poles may be on opposite sides of the earth, but just how different are they?

Deep in the jungle the animals live, play and hunt. But what happens when they come across a man-cub in their territory?

This professional development workshop for primary teachers is full of tips that can transform your everyday teaching.

Ever heard of ancient Mayan civilisation? Let’s head waaaay back to Mesoamerica...