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Posts by Neil Brown

Which device is best for primary school physical computing? BBC micro:bit Vs The Crumble controller

  In the realm of educational microcontrollers, the BBC micro:bit and the Crumble controller from Redfearn Electronics stand out as two prominent contenders, each with its unique set of features and capabilities. These devices cater to Key Stage 2 students and beyond, aiming to introduce students to the exciting world of programming, electronics and what…

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Managing Behaviour Using Restorative and Empathic Ways

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Enhancing Adult-Pupil Relationships

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Whole School Approach to SEND, Embedding the Code of Practice

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A whole school graduated approach to SEMH

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Physical and Emotional Well-being

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Online Safety

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Relationships and sex education, policy to practice

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Restorative and relational approaches to SEMH

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Streamline School Communications

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