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Claire, our Customer Relationships Manager at Arc Pathway, is sharing her favourite Arc strand, Number, and some simple ways we can encourage our little ones as they build those all-important concepts of quantity.

Three top tips for attachment with Arc Pathway Co-Founders, Jackie and Helen. Do you have a child with attachment difficulties?

Did you know? Somewhere between 40-50% of the population have insecure attachment. Arc Pathway Co-Founders, Jackie and Helen, talk about what this means.

Tune into our next video for strategies on how to manage insecure attachment.

Following on from our last post about processing and retaining, here are some strategies on how to manage it in the classroom!

Tune in for our next strand of the arc for more helpful tips!

Processing and retaining 🌈

Today we’re diving into the first strand of our Arcs! Helen Garnett and Jackie Harland unpack the foundations of processing and retaining information. Stay tuned for practical strategies to help children strengthen their processing skills next.

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✨ 1 MILLION observations ✨

Teachers are loving using Arc Pathway and we have hit the milestones of over a million observations created!

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Separation anxiety is wired into our children and is natural and normal. But anxiety can build because children may associate separation with threat - they do not feel safe. The more positive experiences children have with others, the more their brains learn it is okay to be apart from parents.

Calling all Reception Teachers!

Did you know that you can carry out your baseline assessments on your children on our app? You can assess all areas of learning including attachment, sensory processing and much much more!

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New! Arc Pathway now supports smooth transition from Reception to Year 1 whilst incorporating the National Curriculum statutory requirements.

Already an Arc Pathway user? Take the opportunity to extend into Year 1, successfully supporting every child, from those that still need EYFS support to those accessing the National Curriculum levels.

Not an Arc Pathway user? Try it out to see exactly where your Year 1 children are in their development, where their strengths lie, and where they need some support. Access specialist strategies and resources – all at that important transition stage.