Dive into the senses as new details on world premiere exhibition Operation Ouch! Brains, Bogies and You are revealed
Science Museum Group © The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum With just one month to go until the opening of Operation Ouch! Brains, Bogies and You at the Science and Industry Museum on 14 February, today new details have been released on what visitors can expect in this sense-sational adventure, with tickets available
Essential Tips To Ensure Responsible Digital Citizenry in a Tech-Driven World
Try as we might, it has become almost impossible to not expose children to digital platforms. This can happen at home or school, and children are being exposed at younger and younger ages. Since parents cannot keep their children off or away from these platforms, the next best thing is teaching them how to navigate
School closures, snow and flooding: How to support children
School closures have an impact Heavy snowfall and flooding across the UK have forced hundreds of school closures. With Met Office weather warnings in place, millions of children are staying at home during the first days of the new term. Online searches for school closures have surged by 2,750% in the past week. Parents and
The Best Toddler Books of 2025
Introducing your toddler to engaging and educational books can foster a lifelong love of reading. Buying books doesn’t have to be expensive good second-hand books and sales can make all the difference. Here are ten highly recommended titles available in the UK: I Want My Potty! By Tony Ross, this humorous tale follows the Little
MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician:
A laugh-out-loud adventure for kids Sonya Anise’s MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician is a delightful new book for children aged 7 and up. This hilarious and heart-warming tale combines food, family, and forgiveness in a riotous rhyming adventure. MUMAGEDDON! A young chocolatier’s sweet revenge The story follows a talented young chocolatier with a passion for baking.
Kahoot! and TED free learning content
Kahoot! and TED have joined forces to empower learners with engaging, innovative content. This partnership blends TED’s impactful ideas with Kahoot!’s interactive learning platform, creating an exciting way to inspire students, teachers, and lifelong learners. How Kahoot! and TED are changing education Kahoot!, known for its fun and interactive learning experiences, has partnered with TED,
Understanding How Your Child Thinks and Feels: How to shift from judgement to compassion
When my son was nine years old, he came to me with a big smile. ‘Mum, I am loving being me.’ Lights On! A memory I will cherish forever. Three years before, when my daughter was nine, she didn’t have the same self-love. One morning, curled up with our dog, she said, ‘You may as
Now It All Makes Sense, book review
How ADHD diagnosis changed my life: A review of Now It All Makes Sense Now It All Makes Sense is written by Alex Partridge, founder of LADBible and host of the ADHD Chatter Podcast. He reveals the transformative impact of his ADHD diagnosis in his new book. This compelling memoir combines personal stories with practical advice,
Swiped: The school that banned smartphones
Eye-opening results Banned smartphones trial: Channel 4’s new documentary, Swiped: The School That Banned Smartphones, explores the impact of smartphone use on children. Featuring a groundbreaking experiment at The Stanway School in Colchester, the series examines how a three-week smartphone ban affects Year 8 pupils’ wellbeing, sleep, and social interactions. The experiment: 21 days of
Code Ninjas Welwyn Garden City, four years of coding magic
Code Ninjas in Welwyn Garden City has been inspiring young minds for four years. Since opening its doors, this vibrant centre has become a hub for children aged 5 to 14, offering a unique approach to coding and life skills through gaming and STEM activities. Code Ninjas Inspiring young coders It provides a safe and
Choosing A Level subjects: expert advice for students and parents
Choosing A Level subjects: The transition from GCSEs to A Levels is an exciting yet crucial step in a student’s academic journey. With only 3-4 subjects to study over two years, the decision requires careful thought. Constance Mantle, CEO of SaveMyExams, offers expert guidance to help students and parents navigate this important choice. Factors to
Save on Books offers great reads for £1 or less
Save on Books at Saveonbooks.com has launched just in time for Christmas, making it easy to gift books without overspending. With each book priced at £1 or less, this innovative website aims to encourage reading while addressing the cost-of-living crisis. Affordable books for everyone at Save on Books The website features a wide range of
Benefits Of Outdoor Play In Winter Enhances Mental Well-being
During winter, when the days are shorter and darker, children can experience SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), much like adults, which can bring a persistent low mood, fatigue and trouble focusing on tasks. Even though it can be an unpleasant thought, actively making the time to spend time outdoors is even more crucial in winter because of
Challenging Gender Stereotypes with Premier League Primary Stars
The Premier League Primary Stars programme provides essential resources to help children aged 7-11 understand and challenge gender stereotypes. Designed for Key Stage 2 PSHE lessons, the initiative encourages inclusivity both in and out of school. Why this resource stands out: Empowering pupils: Pupils will learn what gender stereotypes are, how to identify them, and
UCAS application
Four key things that your child should do to craft a compelling UCAS application -Dr Kirsten Dickers, Head of Sixth Form, Oxford International College (OIC) Brighton UCAS applications are being prepared by many Sixth Form students in the UK, for university places before the January 2025 deadline. But what can your child do to make
The Autistic Mom – New Book Essential Reading for parents of Autistic Children and Neurodivergent Adults
Immersing readers in her own deeply personal set of circumstances, Jessica Whalley’s The Autistic Mom makes for an unforgettable read and is destined to become a literary lifeline to all those who are supporting neurodivergent children and/or those who have received a diagnosis of ASC/ADHD in adulthood (or feel they need to be assessed). Courageous
Poetry: A Poem for Every Day of Christmas
Poetry: the perfect festive gift Bring a touch of poetry to the festive season with A Poem for Every Day of Christmas. This is a beautifully illustrated anthology edited by Sunday Times bestseller Allie Esiri. This enchanting collection, priced at just £10.99, makes an ideal stocking filler or heartfelt gift to slip under the tree.
Gaming gifts inspire kid’s creativity beyond Christmas
Gaming gifts: As Christmas approaches, finding a gift that lasts beyond the festive season can feel challenging. Instead of fleeting fads, why not choose tech gifts that spark curiosity and creativity for the long term? Bill Marsland, Director of Education at Code Ninjas, shares his top picks for gaming gifts that will keep kids engaged
Are Private Schools Really Worth It in the UK?
Choosing where to send your child to school is a significant decision that all parents face. In the UK, the choice often boils down to private versus state education. Private schools, also known as independent schools, have a reputation for offering academic excellence, impressive facilities, and extensive extracurricular activities. However, they come with hefty fees,
Exam relief kit free from SaveMyExams
Combating anxiety: SaveMyExams launches free exam relief kit Exam relief is needed from an anxiety that affects teenagers worldwide. Searches for “exam anxiety” have reached up to 40,000 monthly. Despite its prevalence, resources to address this mental health issue remain scarce. SaveMyExams aims to bridge this gap with its free relief kit. What is the