Finding it hard to know what to prioritise as subject lead or how to work out which research is relevant and how it applies to your subject? The How to Lead It series are the go-to guides for primary subject leads in schools and trusts. In them you will find:- clear summaries of relevant research and thinking around best practice- age-specific and inclusive classroom examples- case studies- photos of notable artworks and examples of pupil's art for ref...

Leila and Maya were best friends. That is, until new girl Phoebe joins their class. Then Maya only wants to play with Phoebe and Leila feels very alone and left out. She remembers that her teacher told her about a friendship bench, somewhere to sit if you're feeling lonely and need a friend. Before long, she has lots more friends, including Leila and Maya.This story is perfectly pitched for 5-7 year olds and supports the PSHE curriculum core theme of relationships, looking at how t...

Yash's mum has just finished decorating his room and it's all clean and tidy. Yash promises his mum that he will keep it clean and tidy. But then Yash gets busy and forgets all about his room. Before long, it's full of bugs and bees and even foxes who decide to make it their home. Soon there's no room for Yash in his room! What will Yash do?This story is perfectly pitched for 5-7 year olds and supports the PSHE curriculum core theme of health and wellbeing, in particular personal r...

The highly-anticipated audacious new novel from the Women's Prize-winning author of The Power.'An entirely new species of writing about grief. I loved this weird, warm-blooded, and inquisitive book' Eleanor Catton, author of Birnam Wood and The Luminaries'A multi-layered treat of a novel, wise, honest and wonderfully strange. I loved it' Sarah Waters'Compulsively engrossing ... draws us int...

A scathing investigation into the apocalyptic thinking of the Christian nationalists, tech-bro reactionaries, and populist survivalists who increasingly define the contemporary right—and a recipe for how to fight them.As the planet burns and shared reality melts, a new iteration of the far right is on the march. How can we understand this dangerous new development, and what resources can we draw on to resist it? In their scathing assessment of the contemporary scen...

A blistering exposé of the new far-right apocalyptic alliance that's on the move around the globe - and how we resistThe far right is on the march again – but this time it’s different from anything we’ve seen before. A new, apocalyptic alliance of religious fundamentalists, billionaire Silicon Valley tech kings and ethno-nationalists is on the move. They’re united in their belief that some kind of cleansing cataclysm is coming, and they welcome a future of shocks, ...

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an effective trauma therapy that has the potential to be adapted for people with a range of diverse needs. It is both structured and client-centred, enabling each person to make sense of their experiences in a unique way. Making EMDR Accessible supports practitioners in recognising barriers and adapting their practice for neurodivergent clients or anyone who communicates or engages with therapy in different ways.Drawi...

Frommer’s books aren’t written by A.I. like so many of the no-name brands you’ll see in online bookstores. Nor are they penned by travel writers who simply pop in briefly to a destination and then consider the job done. We use seasoned, locally-based journalists like Naomi Arnold and Kate Evans, both born and bred in New Zealand, and both widely published travel writers. They have visited all of New Zealand’s best hotels, attractions, shops, wineries, and restaurants in person, and...

Dr. Mina Kuroda has built her life around control: a spotless apartment, locked doors, careful routines, and a career helping trauma survivors make sense of broken memories. But on the anniversary of her sister Aiko’s death, Mina begins to notice impossible disturbances inside her perfectly ordered home.A white cup moved. A door unlocked. A message she doesn’t remember writing.As Mina’s grip on reality begins to fracture, the people closest to her insist they are trying to ...

Turtle does not like change.What will happen when Turtle's environment starts changing around him?'I Am Safe In My Shell' is a story of two friends who are thrown together in an epic quest for survival.Will Turtle and Frog find a new home?

This book shares a lived experience of loss, hope, meaning, and spiritual courage in Judaism. Pessah’s book is rooted in honesty and compassion, emphasizing the need to meet life as it is—without denial—while cultivating meaning, connection, and joy.All humans will experience trials, tribulations, or traumas, and Pessah tells the story of losing her twenty-year-old son to brain cancer. While some of us will have more intense challenges than others, there is no doub...

Beth has spent years writing about other people's music. Now, after the sudden death of her estranged father, acclaimed guitarist Francisco Ortega, she is forced to confront the one thing that has always terrified her - performing it herself.She inherits her father's beautiful apartment in Barcelona, but there's a catch. To keep it, Beth must play with a band before the end of the year. The problem? She's tone deaf, and Dad was the only person who knew. As Beth battles a complicate...