Having hobbies that children become invested in are worthwhile and will bring your child new found passions for things they may not have discovered before. But your child may be struggling to see what hobbies interest them and retain a passion for them. That’s where exploring unique hobbies that parents don’t think of first could…

It’s not enough to think about your mental health; you have to take action. Ensuring you are in the right mental state can positively impact your whole life. You will be able to make friends, feel confident, eat good food, exercise, get enough rest and more.  Image Credit Here, you will learn some easy steps…

A Levels are qualifications available to students aged 16 and above, typically studied over a two-year period, and can help them with their entry into university. Since 2014, all 16 year olds are expected to continue their education until they turn 18, and A Levels is a suitable choice for most. However, apprenticeships are also…

Technology is undoubtedly an intrinsic part of everyday life, and consequently, a crucial element of education. In fact, it’s quite difficult to remember what schools used to be like before the likes of interactive whiteboards and IT lessons. Regardless of what career path your child would like to pursue once they have completed their education,…

Believe it or not, chores are important for a child’s overall development. It’s not just about helping the family successfully run a household, it’s also an opportunity for them to develop various personal skills that can benefit them in other areas of their life. For instance, if they help you with the cooking often enough,…

It would be difficult to find a child who actually enjoys homework. There are so many other, more interesting activities they could be doing, that most of the time they try and put it off for as long as possible. However, parents should try and emphasise that homework is a priority and help their children…

Here is the complete guide of what to expect on results day. No matter your result, you have options available to you. We understand that the past year has been full of changes, disrupting the normal pattern of academics. Classes have been online, teachers only available through email and the adjustment that comes from completely…

Community involvement can be interpreted in a number of ways: charity work, volunteering, helping out at a local community centre or participating in events that help boost your local community. All of these are hugely beneficial to both people and organisers.  As a lot of adults take part in these initiatives, there can be ways…

The fine motor skills shown in children at an early age are the reason we’re able to type, handle objects and hold things with ease. It’s one of the core ways children will be able to develop into their later years and progress in life. Strengthening those skills can be done in a number of…

Respect is a key factor in developing a child’s confidence, their manners and kindness towards others, as well as building strong-willed children who will be able to tackle so many different situations. Respect is all about understanding others, treating everyone as equals and learning about how to offer support to others when they need it.…

As your child grows so will their skills in handling different problems through school, at home and with friends or siblings. Giving them plenty of ways to develop these skills from a young age will prepare them for the future. We’ve teamed up with a boys school in London to look at the different ways…

Is your child preparing to choose their GCSE subjects? This is an exciting milestone because they finally have an opportunity to choose which subjects they wish to focus on. However it can also be a challenging time for your child, because they will need to think about their future and may feel under pressure to…

According to research, children have three prominent learning patterns: Visual, Auditory and Kinaesthetic.  Each one corresponds to the senses that your child uses most when learning, for example seeing, listening or feeling. Children usually start off by exploring all three styles, but gradually one style becomes more dominant – this is called their ‘learning style’…

Music is one of life’s greatest pleasures. It can make us feel many different emotions, it can be used to relax and it can inspire us to sing and dance.  An interest in music should be encouraged from an early age, because not only will music bring joy into your child’s life, but playing an…