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 […]
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 […]
Operation Deewtonk – A Cheery Gang Adventure Author: Sherbet Gilesy Publisher: Troubador Publishing Published: 28/01/2026 Meeting: SAT 10AM. Venue: OUR HQ. – OPERATION DEEWTONK. The text message arrived. The gang of four was now formed, their mission was […]
Lucky children across the country will be hoping to receive new gadgets or shiny new tech this Christmas. While parents and carers might be looking forward to a little quiet time while their children enjoy […]
By Lydia Scroggs, Head of Clinical Strategy and Policy at St John Ambulance Would you know what to do if someone had a severe allergic reaction? St John Ambulance would like to share with you […]
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