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Unlocking Playground Potential

Reducing Conflict and Maximising the Positives of Unstructured Time in Schools

Amelia Roberts

Unlocking Playground Potential

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Unlocking Playground Potential

Reducing Conflict and Maximising the Positives of Unstructured Time in Schools

nasen spotlight: Unlocking Playground Potential

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This book brings together research and practical insights from schools to help readers find creative ways to turn breaktimes back into opportunities for exploring friendship and enhancing learning through play.

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This book brings together research and practical insights from schools to help readers find creative ways to turn breaktimes back into opportunities for exploring friendship and enhancing learning through play. It is essential reading for senior leadership teams, SENCOs, teachers, and playground supervisors.

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9781032528793
Pagina's
160
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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