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Messy play is an exciting sensory and tactile experience for children, and is extremely important for children’s development. It can…
Music and Movement sessions are great interactive sessions are great for children in the early years and can form the…
By Louise Gough I am by no means an expert. I am a parent, who has learnt without a manual….
My experience of reading and accessing books, by VICTA Intern Harriet Smith I have always enjoyed reading from a young…
Gwyn McCormack from Positive Eye has generously submitted a series of ‘Top Ideas’, which we will be sharing each month….
Scarlett is 9 years old and is blind. She has had no sight since birth due to a condition called…
Gwyn McCormack from Positive Eye has generously submitted a series of ‘Top Ideas’, which we will be sharing each month….
A special poem for Mother’s Day, by Charlie Beeston Born to a mum, whose love is so real Into this…
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