Isn’t it funny how some children seem to ooze self-confidence? Future entertainers, actors and comedians seem to have that certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ – here’s looking at you, Dave Keeling. Are these kinds of children just born with stars in their eyes and tap shoes on their feet? As they pirouette out of the womb, are their names immediately added to the list at William Morris?
Building positive relationships at home can sometimes feel like a supremely difficult task. From siblings arguing over the tiniest things, to attempting to engage with your teenage child about anything, positivity often seems to fly out the window, along with your sanity. Even building a positive relationship with your spouse or partner can feel like an uphill battle at times.
Ah, the summer holidays… Weeks of fun in the sun, magical days out and opportunities for new memories to be made.
As adults we’ve heard the phrase, ‘You’ve just got to try and cope with it’, many times in our lives. We’ve learned, often through bitter experience, how exactly we can cope with life’s challenges. Sometimes, sadly, we simply feel as though we can’t.
Understanding how to support others, as well as developing our own support network, is an important part of our Happy-Centred School Programme. In this blog post we’ll look at why these skills are important and how you can develop them in your school.
Self-confidence is one of the themes in Laughology’s Happy-Centred School PSHE programme. This blog explains why it is so important for children to be self-confident. It also gives some top tips for PSHE lessons, that you might like to try with your class.
‘Achievement and Success’ is one of the themes in Laughology’s Happy-Centred School PSHE programme. This blog explains why it is so important for children to have a sense of achievement and feel that they are being successful. It also gives some top tips for PSHE lessons, that you might like to try with your class.
‘Positive relationships’ is one of the themes in Laughology’s Happy-Centred School PSHE programme. This blog explains why it is so important for children to build positive relationships. It also gives some top tips for PSHE lessons, that you might like to try with your class.
Teaching is one of the toughest jobs around. Okay, so we’re not saving lives, facing enemy combat or attempting to manage the queue at Gregg’s on a Friday lunchtime, but it’s a high-pressured, stressful career that can take its toll on even the most committed among us.
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