The transition from primary school to secondary school is a major step in your child’s life. Although many children will feel accustomed to the change within the first couple of weeks, the new school transition […]
Social media is a huge part of modern society for so many people, but the NSPCC has serious concerns about how it puts children in harm’s way. We estimate that over 2.5 million children are […]
Screens have become a feature of everyday life – everywhere we go they encourage us to watch, touch and interact with them, whether it is entertainment, shopping or even just checking in at the doctor’s […]
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 […]
Returning to education as an adult can be a daunting prospect, with many things to consider before you can make a decision. There are challenges to overcome, such as your existing responsibilities, financial considerations and […]
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 […]
As we make our way into December, families and children across the UK will be looking forward to Christmas. While carols and Christmas songs, lights, trees and gifts are the focus of most of us, […]
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