Kapow Primary’s revised Wellbeing scheme is organised into five strands: Discover, Take notice, Connect, Give and Move.
The Teacher video: Take notice provides an overview of the lessons in this strand and their main aims. It explains what it means to ‘take notice’ and the benefits of paying attention to the present moment.
Access all the Wellbeing strand overview videos here.
This webinar is presented by Karin Doull, a principal lecturer at the University of Roehampton, specialising in primary history. She covers:
- Links to the monarchy and how it has changed over time
- Why it is important to teach about the monarchy and coronations
- How to teach the topic with links to substantive concepts and disciplinary skills
- Suggested activities that link to children’s own experiences
- Recommended books and websites
- How Kapow Primary can support you
Find the accompanying slides here.
Art and design specialist Suzanne Booth provides festive craft ideas for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 pupils. You’ll even find additional craft ideas just for teachers!
Download your step-by-step art guides here.
This video supports teachers in using artefacts to build pupils’ enquiry skills and understanding of continuity and change through hands-on historical investigation.
Teachers learn how to guide Year 3 and 4 children in evaluating the Roman legacy in Britain and its lasting impact in this History video.
This DT video supports pupils in developing their fabric shaping skills. It provides step-by-step guidance on how to cut fabric accurately and safely, including how to handle pins, trim around curves, and check precision using templates. Pupils are encouraged to take their time, ask for help when needed, and refine their cutting technique for greater control and success.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s Design and Technology Textiles strand. It helps teachers support pupils in building practical skills, boosting confidence when working with fabric and tools.
This Design and Technology video introduces pupils to the technique of pinking in textiles. It explains that pinking refers to cutting a zigzag or scalloped edge using pinking shears, which can be used as a decorative design feature. The video highlights the importance of cutting through both sides of the fabric for best results and includes a reminder to handle the shears carefully.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s Design and Technology Textiles resources. It supports teachers in helping pupils develop decorative fabric techniques safely and confidently.
Our art specialists Lucy Roff and Suzanne Booth present engaging ideas and activities to get involved with this year’s Big Draw festival. Find more information here.
Find the accompanying slides here.