Key Highlights Play can support focus, calm and confidence for children with ADHD Sensory tools like Fidget Cubes and Rainbow...
Is parallel play a developmental stage or a social challenge? Understanding independent and parallel play is key to supporting children, especially those who are neurodivergent. Explore why playing alongside others is a vital "developmental bridge" and discover how the right open-ended toys can foster social confidence without unnecessary pressure. Learn how to create an inclusive environment where every child can thrive at their own pace.
Returning to school after the Christmas break can be an emotional rollercoaster for both children and parents. From managing "after-school restraint collapse" to reintroducing routines, discover 10 practical, play-based tips to support your child’s sensory needs and emotional wellbeing. Help your little ones transition back to the classroom with confidence and calm through the power of sensory play.
Children with ADHD may face challenges in social communication and emotional regulation but play can help. Discover how play-based experiences support confidence, connection, and emotional growth in meaningful ways.
Explore how play acts as a "second language" for neurodivergent children, helping them build confidence and connect with the world. This guide offers practical advice for UK parents on using sensory play and inclusive activities to support emotional regulation and self-expression. Discover how simple tools like sand trays and pebbles can transform communication at home.
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.
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.
Every child learns in their own unique way. Discover how inclusive classrooms and sensory play can unlock the confidence and creativity of neurodivergent learners through play-based learning.
Play is a powerful language for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Learn how tactile exploration and visual supports can build communication, confidence, and social connections.
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.
At Edx Education, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive through play. For children with dyspraxia a developmental coordination disorder that affects movement, coordination, and motor skills play based learning can be an incredibly supportive and empowering approach.
Summer holidays can be filled with sunshine, smiles, and let’s be honest a few cries of “I’m bored!” from children looking for something fun to do. At Edx Education, we know that play is not only joyful but essential for a child’s development. That’s why we love encouraging hands on, sensory rich experiences using versatile toys like sand and water trays.