From learning through play to school readiness and homework tips, this category brings together fun and practical ways to support your child’s education — plus insights from a teacher-parent perspective.
When we think about schools, the first thing that often comes to mind is academic learning; lessons, exams, and qualifications. But education is about far more than just grades. Children and young people spend a large part of their lives at school, and during that time, their wellbeing, personal development, and sense of belonging are just as … Read more
Starting a new school is a big milestone in any child’s life. Whether it’s moving from primary to secondary, relocating to a new area, or beginning school for the very first time, this transition can bring a mix of excitement and nerves. As a parent, you play a vital role in helping your child settle … Read more
Exams can be a stressful time for children and young people, and as a parent, it can be difficult to know how best to support them. While a little stress can act as motivation, too much can feel overwhelming and affect performance. The good news is, with the right strategies and encouragement, you can … Read more
Hybrid schools are reshaping the education landscape by blending in-person and online learning to create a flexible, personalised experience. For pupils with a range of learning needs—including those with special educational needs (SEN), elite sporting commitments, or anxiety-related barriers to traditional schooling—this model offers a dynamic and adaptable alternative. Flexible Learning, Built Around the Student … Read more
I couldn’t quite believe it when conducting research for this blog. Could it be true – were Noddy and rupert bear racist ? Writing this on the eve of World Book day, not just a chance for parents to play top trumps with costumes, but an opportunity to invoke a love of literature in our … Read more
Introducing "The Amazing Adventures of Me" - A fun filled kids journal designed to help little explorers record their big moments, silly stories and awesome ideas. With some hints and tips for grown ups to help plan and plenty of journal pages to fill in.
This is perfect for recording memories of road trips, school holidays, travel, weekend activities and more.
Great for curious kids aged 5+
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