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Kindness- and why it matters.
In this article Marina Postlethwaite Bowler ECYS staff tutor and AL explores kindness and its importance. “Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; and the third is to … Continue reading
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Bilingualism – The key to another world? / Dwyieithrwydd – allwedd i fyd arall?
In this post Carys Jennings, an OU Primary Curriculum Tutor on the PGCE Wales course, outlines how the Welsh language is supported by the education system and curriculum in Wales and discusses the benefits of bilingualism. It would be great to … Continue reading
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Do you know a Martian?
It’s World Space Week- and did you know that NASA have said that the first people who will set foot on Mars are already alive, which means they are the children we are working with right now (NASA’s Next Giant … Continue reading
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