Pegs to Paper is an innovative educational range designed to help children build essential foundational skills for literacy and numeracy. Using a unique peg and pegboard system, the products engage young learners in hands-on activities that strengthen motor and cognitive development. The range includes Pattern Pursuit, which boosts pattern recognition and early brain development; Exercises for Handwriting, supporting grip, control, and language skills; and Count Up, a versatile maths tool for building number sense and problem-solving. Together, these resources offer a well-rounded, practical approach to early learning across core subject areas.

Dr Angela Webb is the author of Pegs to Paper and the driving force behind its academic development. A psychologist with decades of experience in motor development, handwriting, and early learning, her work has focused on helping children overcome barriers to both writing and maths. Drawing on her research and hands-on experience in schools, Angela has created a practical programme that supports foundational skills across literacy, numeracy, and pattern-making. Click the image to watch Angela’s quick overview and expert assessment of Pegs to Paper.

Join Assistant Headteacher Olivia Deighton and SENCO Lauren Bennett from Withernsea Primary School as they present their powerful insights into the real classroom impact of Pegs to Paper. In this recorded seminar, filmed live at the Nursery World Big Day Out, Olivia and Lauren share their experience of embedding the programme into their Reception class over a focused 6-week period during the last academic term. Watch as they walk through the remarkable progress of three case study pupils—highlighting improvements in handwriting, fine motor skills, and early language development. A must-watch for early years educators looking to see how targeted, practical resources can accelerate pupil progress in a matter of weeks.