administrator's blog

You can use lots of things to make marks as well as your normal writing tools such as crayon, chalks, pencils, pens and paint.
How about making marks in sand with your finger or a stick? Using water and paint brushes to make shapes and letters outside on the ground.
Using sticks and stones to form letters, numbers or shapes. As well as pictures.

Using empty cardboard tubes create a ball run. You can tape them to the wall, a door or on the side of a box.
Older children can create their own maze and see if they can get the balls from the top to the bottom.
If you have not got any pom poms, you can use small balls, scrunched up pieces of paper, anything that fits.

Coronavirus Prevention:
Everybody must stay at home, except for very limited purposes. People should only leave home to shop for basic essentials, to do one form of exercise a day, to fulfil any medical or care needs, and to travel to and from work where absolutely necessary. Non-essential shops have been ordered to close, and there is a ban on public gatherings of more than two people. Stay two metres (6.5 feet) away from other people if you need to go outside.

Continue to frequently wash your hands with soap and water (for at least 20 seconds) to stop the infection from spreading.