The last year has been difficult for parents. More and more of us have had to take on the role of teachers with homeschooling becoming the new normal for months at a time in many homes. This is something that I have experienced myself when homeschooling my children. I’ve found it incredibly difficult at times…
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4 Remote Learning Safety Tips For Your Child
Read moreRemote learning is a blessing and a curse in equal measure. With stable internet and related software, your child can keep up with their education virtually regardless of location. Photo by Julia from Pexels While e-learning offers scalability, quick delivery of lessons, and access to updated content all at a lesser cost, the online world…
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Read moreThe past twelve months are certainly times that we are not going to forget in a hurry. The Covid-19 pandemic has altered the fabric of society possibly forever. So many parts of our lives changed and the majority of the population would never experience the restrictions that have been placed upon on our lives. We…
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Read moreThe world has certainly been turned upside down in the last twelve months due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. In addition, our children’s education has been greatly interfered with. Schools have been shut for long periods of time and adult learning classes that would have normally been held at places such as community centres, libraries and…
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[AD] Homeschooling Through Lockdown With Help From The Maths Factor
Read moreIt’s coming up to the 12 month anniversary of when lockdown started in the UK and the last year has been tough on families. We have had to adjust our lives in so many ways. Nowadays working from home has become the new normal and having children running around while you are on a zoom…
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Read moreWhen you are a father of 8 years old twin girls as I am, there is one thing as a parent that never ceases to amaze me. It’s my twin daughters’ thirst to learn. Their brains are like sponges and every day I watch their inquisitive minds find something new to learn about and I…
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How to Raise a Confident Child
Read moreYou may have heard the phrase “confidence is key” when embarking on a challenging endeavour. This is absolutely true; confidence is what drives us to try new things and have faith in our abilities. It’s something that parents need to help their children with, as it doesn’t always come naturally to everyone, and is necessary…
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What are the Benefits of Outdoor Learning?
Read moreOutdoor learning provides a range of benefits to young people and it’s unquestionably a vital aspect of their education. Most importantly, it shows children that knowledge can come from a variety of environment, not just the classroom. In fact, there are learning opportunities in everything around us. In fact, the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum enforces…
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[AD] Helping Your Child with their Home Learning
Read moreSince schools are currently closed in the UK, parents are finding it increasingly more difficult to ensure their children remain motivated to learn at home. It might help you to know that there are learning experiences all around you; a child doesn’t have to be sat at a desk with their head in their books…
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[AD] The Week Junior And My Twin Girls
Read moreMy twin girls will be turning eight years old in just a couple of months and their thirst and desire for knowledge is in overdrive at the moment. It could be that they want to know more about current affairs, science, geography, sports or just what is in the news today. When I was sent…
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How to organise and create a homework schedule for your child
Read moreIt is no secret that kids are not big fans of doing their homework. Particularly when they may feel that there are a variety of other awesome things that they could be doing with their time. The trouble is, as parents, we know that making sure that they do their homework is incredibly important. So,…
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My Five Year Old Twins And Their Desire To Learn
Read moreMy five year old twin girls have just finished their first year of school, and I have been amazed at how much they have developed and how inquisitive their minds have become. Their curiosity on how things work keeps me on my toes with a constant stream of questions. Their minds are being stimulated everyday…
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6 Things Every New Parent Should Learn
Read moreBringing a child into the world is a wondrous occasion – but that doesn’t mean it’s totally stress-free. New lessons are learned everyday as a parent, with some proving to be crucial to the development of your little one. Today, let’s take a look at six things every new parent should learn. 1. Sleep…
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I Will Have Two Children in University in 2017! Mad!
Read moreWhen I was in school such a long time ago not many of us went to university. Looking back now it was maybe tougher to get a university place, but also for many of us the mentality of society was you leave school and get a job and earn a living which I imagine was…
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DIY Education: How To Acquire A Degree With Kids At Home
Read moreHow to Acquire a Degree With Kids At Home Many parents would dearly love to further develop their knowledge and education, but with kids at home, this dream most of the time simply seems too unrealistic. One glance at any parent’s day planner illustrates the frantic agendas of today’s families — sports, school activities, doctor’s…
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The Youth Today: Do They Listen to Advice?
Read moreThe youth of any generation. Do they ever listen to anybody who may have lived just a bit longer, or is it me that thinks this current generation of young people believe everything that the Internet and social media tell them, thus making their opinions fool proof, and God forbid you question it or even…
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R&M on their new big bicycles
Read moreOn the way home from Mr Tumbles circus we took a detour and went to Tesco’s to collect the girls new bikes. The bikes have a princess theme with a basket on the handlebars the basket is very important because R wanted her doggie to ride on her bike and M wanted her baby doll…


























