Over 3,000 online child grooming offences were recorded by police last year. It's time for gov to tame big tech and make the internet safe for children

Your brain and #motivation: how does it work? In our latest working paper, we explore the science behind #motivation systems and its implications for parents, caregivers, teachers, and policymakers ow.ly/9ewK30mXK6G

Are you interested in learning more about the science behind #motivation? Read our working paper to find out how motivation systems develop, how they can be disrupted, and implications for parents, caregivers, teachers, and policymakers: bit.ly/understand-mot…

We are asked to think about 3 keys to quality provision. Suzanne Zeedyk shares her top three- relationships, help with self- regulation and play. #CiSLearning #elcexpansion #NAEarlyYears

Are Adverse Childhood Experiences #ACEs the biggest unaddressed public health issue of our time? Scotlands lead medic Dr Catherine Calderwood writes for The Scotsman scotsman.com/news/opinion/i…

What is motivation, and how does it work? Learn five quick facts about motivation that are frequently misconstrued or misunderstood: bit.ly/motivation-fac…

Sixteen-year-old Greta's message to world leaders on #ClimateChange: "I want you to act as you would in a crisis. I want you to act as if the house is on fire, because it is." n.pr/2sRuglJ

Kindness is the new cool. The good thing about it is that we can do it from anywhere. As Desmond Tutu said, "Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world".

Last year Childline held more than 68,000 counselling sessions about mental and emotional health. Our amazing #Childline volunteers are always there to listen. Join them and do something amazing by becoming a volunteer bit.ly/2i99qHW #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek

Anyone at any time can find themselves struggling with their mental & emotional health. It can be difficult to know what to do if a child or young person is struggling, that's why we've got some tips & advice to help 👇 and 👉 bit.ly/25MEy3e #childrensmentalhealthweek

As Intl Day of Women & Girls in Science approaches on 11 Feb, we're sharing some inspiration from groundbreaking #WomenInScience! Marie Curie is the 1st woman to win a The Nobel Prize, 1st person to win twice & the only one to win in 2 different sciences. 👩‍🔬🥇

This is my anecdotal experience of talking to young people about what makes them stressed and unhappy: YP: Exams, homework and academic pressure. Friendship problems. Relationship problems. Arguments with parents. Me: What about social media, phones? YP: Not really.

Latest newsletter from another fun filled week! Enjoy the weekend.

Great to see Rumukoroshe School Head, Dave Gorman, featured in International School Leader Magazine – April 2019International School Leader Magazine – April 2019, thanks @Islmagazine

Enjoy the weekend and enjoy the latest newsletter - 11/10/19.

Henk Van Hout thanks for your interview, it’s now featuring in International Teacher Magazine #internationaleducation #schoolleaders # #teacher #supportingeachother lnkd.in/ehnCaET

Prioritise play when schools reopen, say mental health experts theguardian.com/education/2020…

Thanks to the Early Years team at Panaga School, Brunei, for sharing your reflections with me. lnkd.in/et7hJSd

Very proud of my daughter and 4 year old Charlie for inspiring this campaign and massive thanks to KT Tunstall for recording a cover version of Teddy Bears Picnic in support 😊

Make sure the Sandman visits everyone, including you! Your brain will thank you.