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What’s new at Brilliant Publications?
The latest new edition of Physical French Phonics, will have a USB drive instead of a DVD-Rom. As so many computers no longer have an internal CD drive, this seemed a sensible thing to do.
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What’s new at Brilliant Publications?
We love to receive orders, but it always worries me when we receive too many orders over the Christmas break. I know how important it is for teachers to have some rest and relaxation.
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Reading widely sparks children’s imagination
Kate Heap, one of our authors, has had a feature published online recently. In it her enthusiasm and passion for reading and getting children to read shines through. Kate describes where her…
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To MTC or not to MTC?
A pupil’s understanding of times tables is important for future success in maths and the MTC. Help them fathom the complexities of multiplication with these superheroes.
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Stimulate, challenge, repeat!
Efficiency in relation to learning the times tables is not a topic that is often discussed. And yet, some ways of learning times tables are more efficient than others.
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Are you stuck for ideas?
Kate Heap, one of our authors, gives insights into why she has started blogging and which books have inspired her since childhood. Talking about her new resource books Kate, gives insights into…
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The bright are different.
The journey from being a very bright child to becoming a well-rounded, well-adjusted and sociable very bright adult, is not without its challenges.
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Top 10 playground games for primary schools
Are you looking for some good playground games to get children active outside? These games will get them moving and will help to develop PE skills and teamwork.
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Exciting grammar
Is it really possible to make English grammar exciting, fun, enjoyable, and varied? By and large, English grammar tends to get a bad press.
