Space to grow: thinking ahead when designing a child’s room
As another school year begins are you one of the many parents reflecting on how fast time has flown since there were babies in arms? Children grow up quickly these days and we have to move with the times too, in order to help them develop and thrive. Having a space of their own is
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Rethinking Dyslexia
Film Night The Big Picture, Rethinking Dyslexia Robert Redford’s grandson, Dylan could barely read or write at ten. This is his story and features other well known figures like Sir Richard Branson who overcame their difficulties to achieve success. 8th October, 2014 8.00 – 9.15pm The Spires Academy, Bredlands Lane, Westbere, Canterbury, CT2 OHD Members
“Make Your Bed Day”
11th September is “Make Your Bed Day”. Surely no one enjoys chores but apparently making your bed first thing can give you a sense of achievement. We’ve got a selection of duvet habits, pillows, toys and extras to inspire you. The Fine Bedding Company has polled the nation and found the most popular ways of
Getting a helping hand…from your mobile
With 93 per cent of the population owning a mobile phone, and the surge in smartphone usage meaning parents are never out of touch, parents are becoming increasingly reliant on their mobiles to help them keep on top of the daily dramas that make up parent life. Already with multiple things on their mind at
Are your baby’s cries persistent and left unexplained?
Could it be a symptom of cow’s milk allergy? Jennifer Ellison shares her son’s experience of cow’s milk allergy A new survey reveals that over half of parents with a persistently crying baby had their lives turned upside down and found it difficult to cope. Just a third of parents actually enjoyed the first few
Whats On Kent September
Daily-Larkfield Leisure Centre-Aylesford–01622 713225-Soft play zone with 3 storeys of interactive play equipment for under 10’s with wavy waterfall slide, crawl tubes, ball pool & ball cannons. NEW Kickstart a brand new all inclusive membership with unlimited access which offers a wide range of activities for under 10’s with swimming, soft play, junior dance mat
Whats on London September
Daily-Science Museum-Exhibition Rd –0870 870 4868-Take control in 360 degrees flight simulators or fly with the Red Arrows in their sensational 3D motion effects theatre. Every weekend Icy Cool Adventure families, under 7’s, FREE. Every Weekend Spaced Out, families, 5+yrs, FREE. Every Weekend A Cockroach Tour of the museum visitors take on the form of
Top 10 Events for September
Fun, Free and Frugal, the Festival of Thrift is back Taking place at Lingfield Point in Darlington on Saturday September 27, and Sunday September 28, new stage and more workshops, food, stalls, speakers and things to see and do! There will be stalls selling upcycled, recycled and second-hand gems. Fix It Café where expert volunteers
5 Top Tips on Buying your Child’s Bed
Designing your child’s bedroom is always an exciting time for you and your child. Use it as a time to bond and talk about how important their bedroom is as their personal space and how they can make it individual to them. The bed is the biggest and most important item in the room so
Encouraging Learning in Children with Dyslexia
In can be difficult to find ways to encourage your child to learn and grow if they are dyslexic and you yourself do not have dyslexia. Dyslexia is a pretty unique condition in that there are a number of ‘dyslexic’ characteristics that can determine whether or not your child has dyslexia, however all children learn
How Can Forest Schools Benefit Children?
When it comes to providing new, innovative forms of learning and growth in education, it can be difficult to find the right inspiration, particularly if, as a teacher, you are limited to a set syllabus and must teach in accordance with a set of predetermined rules by that syllabus. Helping children to learn, while a