Mike Kent˜s much anticipated Amazing Assemblies for Primary Schools is now in stock and yours to buy for £19.99!

Feel free to flick through an online sample of the book before ordering your very own copy here.

Should you try out any of the fantastic assemblies, we™d love to hear what you and your pupils think of them so please do get in touch with us at books@crownhouse.co.uk with your comments!

UkEd Chat have written a glowing review for our title The Art of Being a Brilliant Classroom Assistant, rating it at 9.3/10 on average for content, authority and value amongst other criteria. You can read the review on their website here and if you want see a bit of the book for yourself, you can take a sneaky peek at some of the pages inside here.

PLUS why not go ahead and take a look at the latest addition to the Art of Being Brilliant series - The Art of Being a Brilliant Middle Leader!

This week is World Autism Awareness Week, the second of its kind following last year™s inaugural campaign in which almost 5,000 people took part in The National Autistic Society˜s biggest ever fundraising movement. The campaign raised over £235,395 to help autistic people and their families across the UK and it hopes to reach similar targets this time around.

In support of their awareness raising, our title The Little Book of The Autism Spectrum is a very informative read which allows anyone who lives or works with children with autism to understand their world.

Click here to read a sample of the book and here to order you copy.

Copies of Gary Toward, Chris Henley and Andy Cope˜s latest title, The Art of ‹Being a Brilliant Middle Leader, are now awaiting your order¦



Feel free to flick through a pdf teaser sample of the book before ordering your very own copy here, and it™s also worth taking a look at the other books in the series!

‹Martin Robinson, author of Trivium 21c and the forthcoming title Trivium in Practice, has recently uploaded a new post on his blog page discussing the œnurturing [of] civilised disagreement and debate in British classrooms and how ˜British values™ may be integrated into teaching.

You can read his blog here.

Juliet Robertson, author of Dirty Teaching: A Beginner™s Guide to Learning Outdoors, continues to champion the benefits of outdoor learning for children in schools nationwide and, as part of her research, she often visits those schools who have altered the landscape of their playgrounds and, in some cases, curricula in favour of this approach.

Click here to read her blog post ˜Cramond Primary School: A Play Landscape™, complete with some great photos of their ˜play landscape™.

You can also find some more of Juliet™s examples of - and ideas for - developing school grounds and outdoor spaces here.