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One Education working in partnership with Peters

Specialist school services and education expertise. We believe that every child deserves the best education.

The team of experts at One Education provide a wide range of business management services, teaching and learning and welfare support for schools. They lead the way in supporting teachers, allowing them to dedicate their time to teaching and create exciting opportunities for children and young people, consistently responding to the changing environment of the education sector to ensure schools have what they need at the time they need it most.

One Education was established to support school colleagues through a unique breadth of specialist services and education expertise, delivering measurable pupil intervention and outstanding leadership support. The commitment, dedication and expertise of their people underpins their success, and each and every member of the team is devoted to delivering a child-centred approach, and helping the whole school, from pupils to head teachers.

One Education leads the way in developing staff expertise in reading, writing and oracy, believing strongly in the vital importance of high-quality texts to develop literacy expertise.

PICC A Text Recommended Reads

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An introduction to how the changing seasons affect all plant and animal life across the world.

When the toys at the museum come alive at night Bunting the Cat wants them all to behave, but has to try and find them when they all run off

Looks at a typical day in the lives of seven children from various countries

A charming and playful picture book told with humour and heart from the brilliant team behind Ten Delicious Teachers.

A simple introduction to the human body.

A child hurts her knee and on her way home to tell her mum she invents all sorts of things that happened to cause it

When Ladybird comes to play with Jaguar, she points out what they have in common.

A young girl celebrates the beauty and significance of her older sister's decision to wear the hijab.

A boy causes mayhem when he tries to get his kite down from a tree.

A polar bear joins a family of lost penguins on a trip around the word to return them to the South Pole.

A strong wind blows flower seeds high in the air and carries them far across the land.

For brave hunters and bear-lovers, the classic chant-aloud by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.

A young boy is encouraged to see the beauty of the city as he and his grandmother travel by bus to the shelter where she volunteers as a server in a soup kitchen for homeless people.

Squirrel gets very cross when he thinks someone is stealing his leaves.

A boy tries to adhere to the strict regulations of his invite so that he can attend a birthday party he has been invited to.

An illustrated anthology of forty-four short poems.

A collection of poems that encourage performance of the words, with tips and suggestions

Retelling of the traditional fairy tale of Puss in Boots.

In this bestselling modern classic, a young boy's lost mitten leads to a charming snowy adventure. Jan Brett's beautiful retelling is a family favorite and the board book edition is the perfect gift for the youngest readers.

A boy gradually overcomes his fear of jumping from the high board at the local swimming pool.

Reading Gems Primary Recommended Reads

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A look at works of Black artists from all around the world.

Bella takes Squirrel and Rabbit on an adventure of the imagination.

When an otherworldly woman offers an irresistible deal, Blair discovers that her new home is a darkly magical place, and a fey bargain cannot be broken.

Loki has made a fair few enemies during his time in Asgard. Too many to count and certainly too many to remember. When the elf, Vinir beams Loki aboard his chariot and challenges him to a magical duel, Loki hasn't got a clue why.

Explore the many pathways of the mind in this celebration of brain power and neurodiversity.

With money tight, 10 year-old Solo's mum Morag is forced to come up with imaginative solutions to their money woes, like crashing funerals for a free meal...

When a HUGE and dastardly troll comes along, it's up to Tiny to save the day.

An illustrated book of outdoor activities all of which include mud and step-by-step instructions.

Gently explores how students make their very different ways through life at school and at home.

Explains the principles of philosophy and introduces the main philosophers throughout history and their ideas and theories.

A collection of poetry by Michael Rosen.

A girl discovers the power of books and how reading can take you anywhere

Andrew struggles to control his anxiety, and the various events in his school day plus the news of his grandmother, who suffers from Alzheimer's, being missing overwhelms him.

One little boy is very excited when he receives an invitation to go and play at his friend Dan's house but is uncertain which is his house on a very unusual street.

Dictionary wishes she could tell a story just like the other books. So one day she decides to bring her words to life.

Explores the diversity of trees around the world, and looks at how animals and human rely on them for food, shelter, and materials.

A boy meets a mysterious old lady who gives him the chance to change history to erase a mistake he has made by erasing his adversary from history

Reading Gems Secondary Recommended Reads

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14-year-old Milo unexpectedly finds himself to be the new ferryman that takes the lingering Dead across the dark sea to the Island of the Broken Tower, where they can finally move on.

An anthology of poems embracing Black British history from Roman times to the present day.

An atmospheric dark academia fantasy set in a world of lunar magic, secret societies and dangerous friendships.

This is the tale of 48 chaotic and unforgettable hours in the heat of the scorching Parisian sun.

A twin brother and sister fall out after a tragedy befalls their family.

Meet Banjo and Finlay. Thrust together in a group care home when they were teenagers, inseparable until an incident three years ago..

16-year-old Perry Firekeeper-Birch learns about the history of her people, the repatriation process, and the unfairness of the systems around her.

When Bel's missing mother shows up just as a true crime documentary about her starts filming, unanswered questions threaten to bring sinister answers.

Follows teenager, Nell whose family is a tenant on the estate of Lord Wicken a wealthy English aristocrat, as she begins to work as a scullery maid in his home.

A 16-year-old refugee is found near to collapse and recounts her story to a kind adult, explaining how a totalitarian government in London ripped her family apart.