Key Highlights Play can support focus, calm and confidence for children with ADHD Sensory tools like Fidget Cubes and Rainbow...
Maths isn't just about sitting at a table; for active learners, it's best learned through movement. Discover how blending physical play with counting helps UK children build coordination, confidence, and essential number skills. Explore our top tips for turning everyday play into a joyful maths adventure.
Ditch the flashcards! Discover why play is the secret to early maths success. From sorting toys to using Maths 101 Kits, learn how hands-on exploration builds the confidence and numeracy skills your child needs to thrive in their first classroom.
Pattern recognition is a vital cognitive skill for early years maths. Discover how hands-on play with Pattern Blocks and Rainbow Pebbles can nurture logic, sequencing, and problem-solving.
Dyspraxia (DCD) is more than movement. Discover how playful learning and practical strategies can help your child overcome challenges and thrive at home and school.
Starting school is a major milestone in every child’s life and for many UK parents and caregivers, it comes with...
The simple joy of playing outside is more important than ever. Outdoor learning and nature-based play offer rich, hands-on experiences...
As parents and caregivers in the UK, we all want to give our children the best possible start in life...
As the Easter holidays approach and the promise of warmer, sunnier days fills the air, parents and caregivers across the UK are looking for creative and engaging ways to keep little ones entertained, learning, and thriving. At Edx Education, we are passionate advocates for play-based learning, and sensory play is a fantastic way to help children develop essential skills while having endless fun.
As parents and caregivers we're all looking for ways to encourage children to play, explore, and grow without screens. While...
Play is not just fun — it’s essential for cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. But for children with additional needs, play may require more thoughtful planning and support. The key is creating a safe, engaging, and low-pressure environment that encourages curiosity, confidence, and connection.
