Presentations
Teaching isn't what we were taught, so how can we support parental understanding of current Early Years pedagogy? Using visuals/infographics to explain the importance of learning through play and inquiry, the value of outdoor learning, the benefits of a multiage classroom approach and other topics to build a bridge between home and school. Rethinking parent workshops to engage adults in our learning communities through 'Connect Cafes' as opportunities to build parental understanding.
This workshop will introduce you to the world of Innovation Labs, providing you with insights into the latest tools, technologies, and approaches being used to inspire creativity and innovation in education.
This presentation aims you to understand the importance and benefits of sensory play and exploration in early childhood through classroom practices and learning environment.
In this workshop we will explore purposeful integration of AI literacy across K-12, aiming to empower students to play an active role in shaping a future where humanity stays at the forefront.
LEGO Serious Play is a powerful method for harnessing the full range of expertise, creativity and perspectives in your organisation to solve complex problems.
How to design engaging, motivating, and challenging learning? We will deep dive into the 7-step concept-based lesson model. As educators we will zoom in and reflect on our current practices, delve into metacognition approaches, and experience a truly engaging, motivating, and challenging lesson from the lens of a student.
Participants will learn how AI can transform culturally responsive classrooms to effectively foster belonging and celebrate identity.
Explore how Toddle’s AI-Tutors are transforming education by delivering personalized, adaptive learning experiences.
Participants will gain insights into how purposeful space fosters exploration and collaboration, how programme structures embed interdisciplinary and real-world connections, and how facilitation practices create safe environments where students can explore, take risks and build collective understanding.


