As Halloween approaches, parents and caregivers across the UK are preparing to make the season exciting for their children. Beyond...
In recent years, primary education in the UK has increasingly emphasised the importance of foundational skills in mathematics. While technology has expanded learning options, research consistently underscores that hands-on, play-based learning remains one of the most effective ways for young children to grasp complex mathematical concepts
At Edx Education, we believe that small, meaningful interactions can help children build essential life skills, such as decision-making, problem-solving, and resilience. Through our range of educational toys, downloadable resources, and our Play, Learn & Create podcast, we advocate for play-based learning that empowers children to take charge of their own development.
Across the UK, early childhood education is experiencing a wave of new trends that aim to make learning more engaging, inclusive, and beneficial for every child. At Edx Education, we’re passionate about supporting these trends with our educational toys, downloadable resources, and the “Play, Learn & Create with Edx Education” podcast. By harnessing the power of play, we help caregivers and parents foster children’s love for learning, building resilience and creativity along the way.
As parents and caregivers, we all want our children to grow up happy, resilient, and confident. One of the most powerful tools at our disposal to help our children develop these qualities is play. Play is not just a way for children to pass the time it is a critical part of their learning and growth.
At Edx Education, we advocate for play-based learning, not only through our innovative educational toys but also through our Play, Learn & Create podcast, which offers practical tips and insights for caregivers and educators alike.
Children learn best through play. This is especially true for neurodiverse children, including those with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), or other neurodivergent conditions. For these children, structured and unstructured play can help foster key developmental..
The best opportunities for our children to learn and grow, particularly during those crucial early years. Between the ages of 0-6, children are in a unique stage of development where they are absorbing everything around them. It’s during this time that introducing essential skills, like maths, numbers, letters, and reading, can lay the foundation for lifelong learning. But how do we do that in a way that keeps them engaged, happy, and inspired? The answer lies in play-based learning.
We all want our children to thrive and develop a love for learning. With the increasing emphasis on play-based learning, it's important to explore resources that foster creativity, critical thinking, and mathematical skills in a fun and engaging way.