
The #SEENProgramme includes curriculum materials around brain development and the role of caregivers in the first 5 years of life.
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Join us next Thursday 23rd May 🗓️ at the @CSTvoice Early Years Summit in #Birmingham! Stop by our stall to learn more about SEEN, and you can sign up to access the free KS2 and KS3 resources. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with us! kinsq.org/4akNlyS
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The foundations of lifelong health are built early, during the prenatal period & first few years after birth. This @HarvardCenter paper - & lovely, simple video - examines the brain development story & early foundations of physical & mental health.
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This week, our Research Lead visited @IOE_London to discuss neurodevelopment with PGCE students 🧠
We need a universal education around early development and that includes future teachers!
Want to enhance student knowledge on this topic area? Visit: bit.ly/3uKyXNv
Looking for science enrichment before the end of term? Teach students about early brain development using our free and fully resourced science lessons. Read about the @OGAT experience in our new case study bit.ly/3NlRMjy #scienceeducation #edutwitter #ScienceEd #scichat
Enrich your science curriculum using our free science lessons for schools. As featured by @Earlychildhood Assemblies, slide decks, worksheets and teacher training, download from our online community: bit.ly/3tdb8OT #ASE #edutwitter #Chatsci
Celebrate #BrainAwarenessWeek by teaching brain science and the importance of early brain development in your school. Interested in free, fully resourced lessons or assembly material? Visit: kindredsquared.org.uk/seen-p…
#ExperiencesMatter #edutwitter #neuroscience #EarlyYears
For British Science Week @ScienceWeekUK why not teach the SEEN Lessons? Start conversations about brain development and #ExperiencesMatter in your school. #edutwitter #schools #neuroscience. Download free assembly resources here: bit.ly/3kz1h4z
Solid foundations developed in the early years are vital to a child’s future at every subsequent stage of life. #ExperiencesMatter. Start the conversation about early neurodevelopment #edutwitter #schools #neuroscience. Download assembly resources here: bit.ly/3kz1h4z
A busy day for Ella today at Bristol Neuroscience Festival with @BristolNeurosci . Building neural networks and the sharing that #ExperiencesMatter. Introducing schools to the free SEEN Programme resources 🧠
Very few schools teach young people about the most important organ of learning - the brain. Download our free assembly resources for both primary and secondary schools and get the conversation started! #edutwitter #ExperiencesMatter #neuroscience #schools bit.ly/3kz1h4z
.@SEENProgramme teaches students about early brain development and the importance of the early years. The lessons are supported by the Princess of Wales @KensingtonRoyal and @Earlychildhood as they play an important role in increasing awareness of this critical period #ShapingUs
Walk through our inflatable brain 🧠 in the STEM Atrium and find out about the SEEN Programme! Hear @louiseaukland talk about Growing Healthy Brains tomorrow at 2pm in Owen rm 1025 where you can find out about our free neurodevelopment lessons #ASEConf2023 #braindevelopment
📢SEEN Primary lessons are now LIVE on our website!
If you want to teach your primary classes about the brain, download our free resources here: kindredsquared.org.uk/seen-c…
#edutwitter #braindevelopment #primaryscience
1 day until the @Rethinking_Ed conference! We can't wait to join all of the brilliant speakers & exhibitors & meet everyone attending! If you're interested in brain science, how our environment impacts life long outcomes & why our earliest years are fundamental come & chat to us!
We have launched a blog! Check out our first post exploring 5 reasons why early brain development should be part of a universal education for all young people!
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#braindevelopment #neuroscience #edutwitter #SEENProgramme
Thanks @theASE for awarding SEEN resources with the Green Tick! We need a universal education about early brain development, an opinion shared by #HRHDuchessofCambridge when she visited a SEEN school @NowerHillHS @Earlychildhood @KensingtonRoyal
The ASE, the UK's foremost body for science education, has awarded the SEEN Programme with @theASE Green Tick, assuring the quality of this KS3 material. If your school are interested in teaching teens about brain development and the early years, visit bit.ly/3uKyXNv
Neuroscience underpins learning. Following the SEEN lessons, pupils report an increased understanding of how they learn after learning about their brain and neuroplasticity. In our pilot project with @OxChildPsych teachers and pupils thought all teens should learn SEEN content
If you are at #EducationFest today come and say hi and chat to us about us about teaching neuroscience in schools. We are based in tent 8B (red star on map) near venue 6
We are very excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at @EducationFest this year! Come and chat to us about brain development, the teenage brain and why you should teach #neuroscience in your school #educationfest #SEEN
Thank you @NowerHillHS for inviting us to watch a SEEN lesson! It was great to meet with teachers and students to hear all about what had been learnt in the lessons. We had some fantastic feedback and it was brilliant to see students find the content so relevant to them!



















