The therapeutic classroom is a growing concept at the moment, but my dream is that this will be come the new expected standard for UK classrooms.
This is not about becoming the latest fad, but it is about creating a new normal, raising standards and offering a better learning environment for children across the board.
The recurring problem of chairs
As regular readers will know, I have been working with Shevington Vale Primary School in Wigan to create a therapeutic classroom for their year 3 students. In preparing for the project, I interviewed some of the pupils and most of them told me how uncomfortable the chairs were – this was a recurring issue.
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