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“My Mummy works in a school, but she's not a teacher” – my daughter, aged 7. This got me thinking, how do I explain to my 7-and 4-year-old what I do? Answer Attempt #1: Mummy is a Storyteller. Pretty accurate, right? One aspect of my role is having the responsibility of capturing and sharing the essence of my schools through narratives, experiences, and moments. Together with my team, we weave stories of our students, staff, and the school itself, highlighting achievements, challenges, and aspirations. And through storytelling, we bring life to the values, culture, and identity of our school, helping others to understand and connect with what makes us special. It's about painting a vivid picture of who we are and the impact we have, one story at a time. That’s why I am incredibly proud to share the launch our Create Your Story campaign, where authenticity became the guiding principle of our brief. Too often, we see marketing efforts focus solely on showcasing facilities, products or numbers neglecting the authentic stories that breathe life into statistics. Our mission was clear: show, don't tell. Go take a look, let me know what you think. https://lnkd.in/ecYQUgNk #CreateYourStory #BrandStory #CreativeCampaigns #StrategicStorytelling

The Magic of Teddy Harte: A Four-Legged Reading Companion Yesterday marked a special day at our local school with the launch of the next Teddy Reading Group session! 📚🐻 The pre-reading meet-and-greet with the children was just the beginning of what promises to be a series of captivating programs. As Teddy sat attentively, the children’s imaginations set the classroom aglow, fostering a sense of belonging through the universal language of storytelling. The act of sharing stories is more than just an educational tool; it’s a way to weave the fabric of community, to instill empathy, and to ignite a lifelong love for reading. We’re not just teaching literacy; we’re nurturing future leaders who understand the value of giving back. As we gear up for the second session, we’re filled with anticipation for the incredible journey of learning that lies ahead. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to make a positive impact through education and community engagement. 🎉 📚 🧸 Let’s give a round of ‘applaws’ for Teddy Harte, and the little readers who make this all possible! 🐾 #ReadingGroup #PetsasTherapy #Education #Confidencebuiding #CommunityImpact #SDGGoals #Schools #Workplace #Hospitals #Veterans #Carehomes #Communityengagement #Payingforward #GenerationsSupportingGenerations

Fostering Strong Family Bonds and the Integration of Faith-Based Values: Homeschooling emphasizes family-centric education, allowing parents to play a more active role in their children's learning journey. By introducing homeschooling to parents in the church, you promote an educational approach that fosters strong family bonds. Church leaders and experienced homeschooling parents willing to lend their knowledge and counsel to other families can become a supportive community where families share the teaching load, resources, and encouragement in the way of a "homeschool co-op" or "Church Schoolhouse." This aligns with the church's commitment to nurturing strong family values and providing a supportive network for its members who wish to exit the public school system, teaching their children at home and weekly/bi-weekly at their local Church Schoolhouse, rather than taking a back seat while the State disciples them. Educating within a church community allows for seamlessly integrating faith-based values into the educational experience. Parents and church leaders can incorporate a Biblical worldview and Godly standards/morals, ensuring that education is not only academically enriching but also spiritually grounding. This alignment between education and faith strengthens the church community's commitment in assisting every family who wishes to homeschool. The church makes it possible because they open their doors weekly or semi-weekly to homeschooling families who desire community while teaching and taking classes with their children at the Schoolhouse. By introducing homeschooling to a church congregation, the leadership board creates an environment that supports both academic and spiritual growth, reinforcing the sense of community and shared values within the church. The pastor and church leaders, recognizing current trends of the mass exodus from the public school system (K-12), affords these families "a place to land," facilitating a strong solution to parents who wish to disciple their own children under the covering of a local church body. www.ChurchSchoolhouse.com

Our latest blog post shares Fabiola's story! I hear this over and over from many parents about how they were disolutioned with the quality of education their children were receiving! She knew she can be a better educator for her children when e-learning started during the Covid shut down! She enjoys teaching her children many things in line with her culture and their ancestral roots! https://lnkd.in/gPgkHJkp #homeschooling #latinoshomeschooling #latinoseducatingathome

SUPER-PARENTS & GUARDIANS! THIS IS FOR YOU❗️❗️❗️ It's that time of year again – the back-to-school season! 🍎✏️ But hold on, before you dive headfirst into the frenzy of new uniforms and school supplies, let's talk about something equally important: preparing our little champs emotionally and mentally for the new academic adventure. Sure, school can be an exciting place for learning and growing, but it can also be a tad overwhelming for our pint-sized scholars. So, how about we chat with them about their feelings and expectations for the upcoming school year? 🗣️💭 Share with us your thoughts. You can as well drop more suggestions to help these little champs prepare for the new academic session. Share this with a guardian or parent #backtoschool #kids #sparklefoundation #parenting

In just 2 hours, I crafted a video entirely on my iPhone—from scripting to filming and editing. Here's how: •Crystal Clear Vision: I started with a precise idea of the message and atmosphere I wanted to convey, laying a solid foundation for the project. •Efficient Coaching: Quickly and effectively guiding those on camera ensured smooth filming and captured the essence of the message. Their willingness to participate was crucial. •Strategic Equipment Use: Leveraging affordable gear like $15 wireless lapels from Amazon and using cinematic mode on my iPhone, I achieved high-quality results without breaking the bank. •Intelligent Editing Decision: Editing in Canva seamlessly integrated branding elements, typography, and color schemes, resulting in a cohesive and professional video. •Action-Oriented Approach: By diving in without overthinking, I embraced creativity and spontaneity, leading to a fast and effective production. While not professional-grade, the video served its purpose effectively. Though lacking the polish of a professional studio, the video's effectiveness and quick turnaround highlight the importance of resourcefulness and maintaining standards in communication. Even with limited tools, it's possible to convey messages effectively and impactfully.

This month, we are celebrating the ways educators have taken the brain-based principles and strategies that we provide and brought them to life in their classrooms. You’ll find the following three stories from Nadine Rotay, LPC, NeuroLogic® Trainer/Coach, in the article linked below: 1)     Chaos to Calm in an Elementary Classroom 2)     Building Community Among Middle Schoolers 3)     Transforming a Highschooler’s Classroom Experience https://lnkd.in/ekYqEuvG

Teachers deserve our thanks and so much more! Check out this simple toolkit to help you show your gratitude during Teacher Appreciation Week!

The benefits of adult education start in the classroom but spread outwards, impacting many people and improving community cohesion. Hear more from Simon Parkinson in the trailer below - and join us for the full episode next Tuesday. #LifelongLearning #AdultEducation #CommunityEducation

Reflecting on the past academic year, I've witnessed incredible growth in our children since last September. Over the past 9 months, we've all learned so much. As educators, we've honed our skills in observation to better connect with our students. In turn, the children have developed patience, focus, and concentration. Every area of our classroom nurtures their cognitive, social, emotional, and critical thinking skills, shaping them into confident individuals. Montessori pedagogy is truly child-driven, emphasizing the importance of connecting with children from their perspective rather than imposing an adult-centric approach. Here's a glimpse of our children at work, embodying the essence of this philosophy.