Puppets By Post was started in 1999 by the husband and wife team Sue and Peter Lockey with the aim of offering the largest range of puppets available anywhere. We provide innovative, user-friendly solutions to the specific challenges facing teachers and students within the classroom, and at home. This is also a rare book in its ability to reflect so very many aspects of our diverse society equally, casually and convincingly. Meanwhile, a child with an eye patch, a wheelchair user and different family structures are also included without comment. Although his home is full of beautiful plants, he longs for an outdoor space where he can grow things.

My 4 year old hasnt asked to sit and read it together since the first time we read it, which says a lot.

A great, positive boost of a story as a hugely diverse community come together to create something very beautiful which then spreads across the skyline.

Some also introduce children to different weather patterns, and other amazing features of planet Earth.Our patented PENpal technology supports EAL, MFL and SEN students in particular and is also proving invaluable in the mainstream school market.

With over thirty years of teaching experience between them, their enthusiasm for puppetry is driven by the knowledge of the simple joy that a puppet can bring.Then he comes up with a very creative solution, thanks to the discovery of a disused area at the top of his apartment block. Despite her underground work space, Gillian loves being outside in the garden, although she would probably be a more successful gardener if she was a bit less scared of wriggly things. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Then, one day, he realises that the block has a roof which would make the perfect place for a garden.

This list is made up of books featuring characters who are blind or visually impaired, as well as books which include characters with glasses and/or eye patches in a natural and positive way. A heart-warming and inclusive tale about how one small boy's dream of a garden unites a diverse community in a positive and enriching experience for everyone.

Spring is a great time to start exploring the world around you - whether that's learning more about animals, going for a picnic or simply visiting your local park. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. But then, he discovers the roof at the top of his tower block and an idea begins to germinate, in every sense of the word.