Spring Cleaning Tips: Remove Stubborn Stains from Your Home
Spring cleaning: with schools back in session, now’s the perfect time to tackle your to-do list. After entertaining the kids over the half-term break, you might find yourself facing more craft-related stains than usual. But not to worry, Ryan Fitzgerald, home expert and owner of Raleigh Realty (https://raleighrealty.com/), shares tips for removing unwanted art from
AI is already doing your teen’s homework: Here’s how parents can guide them
More teenagers are turning to AI to help with their homework, but are they using it effectively? A recent survey of over 1,000 students by Save My Exams found that 75% of students are using AI to do their homework. This is a significant increase compared to a study by the Pew Research Centre in
Horniman Museum and Gardens March to May 2025
Visit our free galleries – the World Gallery, Music Gallery and Natural History Pop-up display in The Studio – no advance booking needed. Please note the Natural History Gallery and Nature Base are currently closed for redevelopment until 2026 as part of our Nature + Love project. To book the Aquarium, Butterfly House and The
Enjoy an Egg-citing Easter adventure at The Watercress Line
Young visitors to The Watercress Line this Easter will jump for joy at the chance to meet the Easter Bunny and enjoy plenty of egg-citing activities. From 17 to 21 April, children can meet the Easter Bunny at Ropley Station, pose for a special photo, and receive a free chocolate egg. The fun continues onboard
Pancake Day, the best pancakes in Covent Garden
This Pancake Day, indulge in the best pancakes Covent Garden has to offer, from classic crêpes to fluffy buttermilk stacks. Whether you’re a fan of sweet or savoury, there’s something for everyone. For classic buttermilk stack lovers, The Ivy Market Grill serve theirs all year round with fresh strawberries, raspberries and blackberries, topped with Greek
How to help your child be ‘school ready’
Ready or not, here they come! Liane Heard, Deputy Director of Standards and School Improvement, The Chelmsford Learning Partnership A new report indicates that there is a misunderstanding between parents and schools about what it means for children to be ‘school ready’. School readiness is not a new topic though. Last year, the Prime Minister