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Kindness and inclusion are not just values we talk about — they are skills children learn through everyday experiences, relationships, and the environments we create for them.

Emotional development doesn’t happen overnight. It is built slowly through everyday experiences, patient guidance, and consistent support both at home and at school.

What to Pack in a Sensory-Friendly School Bag

This is a post on creating back to school that really work

The first day of school is a meaningful milestone for both children and parents. It often comes with a mix of excitement, curiosity, and understandable nerves—especially for neurodiverse children who may experience change, new environments, and unfamiliar routines more intensely. At Hands On Junior Primary, we believe that preparing for the first day is not about pushing readiness, but about creating a sense of safety, predictability, and confidence so that children can begin

Neurodiversity is a growing concept that is changing the way we think about education. It encompasses various neurological differences like autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, viewing these variations as natural aspects of human diversity rather than disorders. This inclusive viewpoint not only enriches the educational experience for neurodiverse students but also benefits all learners by creating a more adaptable learning environment. In this blog post, we will explore the meaning o