Artificial intelligence (AI) might not always be obvious, but is has quickly become a common part of our daily experience. In this article, the NSPCC examines what the rise of AI means for children, and […]
As national reforms to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision continue to develop across England, with a £4bn overhaul announced, many families are following updates around assessments, support plans and school processes. While these changes […]
Headmistress Helen Ness-Gifford from Pipers Corner School explains the importance of managing screen time and establishing boundaries, “Childhood is being eroded by screens. Smartphones take time away from exploration, creativity, and real-world social interaction. We believe in giving children the space to learn, play, and grow […]
Ofsted exists to raise standards of education and care for children. Our inspections shine a light on where schools need to make improvements, but we also celebrate the very best practice we find across the […]
Taking place in Liverpool’s Sefton Park – one of the city’s most picturesque green spaces – the two-day festival is a family friendly weekend with live music, a range of workshops and activities, and much […]
Returning to education as an adult is often described as daunting but at St Helens and Knowsley Community College it becomes something far more powerful: a fresh start, a practical investment and, for many, a […]
With the option disappearing from timetables and curriculums, parents are playing an increasingly important role in helping children stay curious about how people communicate around the world. The good news is that inspiring an interest in […]
Tales from The Dell: Poems & Paintings from the Wild Author: Paul Taylor Publisher: Troubador Publishing Out Now Tales from The Dell is a wonderfully heart-warming and charming collection of children’s animal stories, beautifully written and […]
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