Episode

Why the Morning Routine Dictates the School Day

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The Lauren Edmunds Podcast
Published
Jun 8, 2026
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382
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Summary

When a child arrives at school stressed, overtired, or buzzing from screen time, they aren't in a position to take in a maths or reading lesson. Before any teaching can actually happen, the teacher first has to invest valuable time into helping them settle, focus, and find a state of calm alert. In this episode, school founder Lauren Edmunds breaks down the mechanics of "dysregulation" and why classroom disruptions are often a child’s instinctive attempt to ground themselves. She shares the hidden cost of chaotic mornings on actual teaching time and offers practical, simple adjustments parents can make during the school run to ensure their children walk through the gates truly ready to learn. Omatas Learning Centre