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The importance of promoting physical activity in early years

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In an era where children are increasingly glued to screens rather than enjoying the great outdoors, it’s more crucial than ever to prioritise physical activity from an early age. From building strong muscles to enhancing social skills, the benefits of an active lifestyle for young children are far-reaching.  In today’s blog, we’ll discuss why promoting physical activity in early years…
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6 Tips On How To Make Maths More Fun For Students

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Maths can sometimes get a bad rep as one of the trickiest subjects in school. But with the right approach, it can easily become one of your students’ favourite lessons! In this article, we’ll go through 6 simple but effective ways to bring a bit of fun (and even more excitement!) to your maths lessons.  Whether it's through creative games, real-life…
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End of year trip ideas for your year 6 class

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The final weeks of Year 6 are a special time for pupils. Not only are they preparing to move on to secondary school, but they’re also looking forward to celebrating the end of their primary school journey. An exciting, well-planned end-of-year activity, whether it’s a school trip, residential adventure, or in-school experience, can provide the perfect mix of fun, learning,…
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Plan the perfect forest school overnight trip with PGL

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If you’re looking to step away from traditional classroom settings and immerse your students in nature, then a forest school trip is the answer. As educators and parents alike recognise the advantages of outdoor learning, forest or bushcraft schools and trips have seen a surge in popularity, giving pupils the chance to foster a deep connection with the environment while…
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How Bushcraft trips can help to develop lifelong skills for pupils

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There’s something special about learning in the great outdoors. Away from whiteboards and worksheets, bushcraft trips offer pupils a chance to connect with nature, challenge themselves in new ways, and develop skills that go far beyond the classroom. Whether it’s building a shelter, lighting a fire, or working as a team to solve a problem, bushcraft is packed with growth…
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Explore the History of Scouts

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Did you know that there are over 50 million Scouts scattered across 216 countries and territories? It's pretty amazing to think about how this movement, which started out so modestly in the early 20th century, has grown into such a global force.  Scouting isn't just about earning badges and going on camping trips. It's about forging friendships, seeking thrilling adventures,…
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What to Pack for Your Netball Weekend

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Is your netball team looking to up their game? Well, you’re in luck! At PGL, we're all about enhancing skills, both on and off the court. Our netball weekend camps aren't just about scoring goals – they're about leadership, teamwork, communication and most of all, having fun! But what should you pack for your netball residential? In this blog, we'll…
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How to Earn Your Scouts Activity Badges

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Activity Badges are a huge part of the Scouting experience. They give young people a chance to learn new skills, explore their interests, and celebrate their progress as they grow. Many of these badges can be worked towards through everyday activities, weekend adventures, or longer residential stays. Whether you’re a Scout leader looking to plan a session or a parent…
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The benefits of team building for students

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In the classroom, teamwork is vital for learning and preparing students for life ahead. By solving challenges together or collaborating on projects, students understand the importance of cooperation, communication, social skills, and efficiency, experiencing a shared sense of accomplishment with their peers. What’s more, team-building skills can be developed beyond the classroom while enjoying exciting outdoor activities on a PGL…
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Why maths is important for the development of children

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Often perceived as a daunting subject, mathematics plays a crucial role in shaping young minds. Beyond just mere numbers and equations, it encourages cognitive growth, problem-solving, and essential life skills that children can utilise every day.    In this blog post, we'll explore why math is important for the development of children, nurturing creativity, confidence, and a love for learning.…
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