Roglins, New Tales of Woodland Creatures Enthral Young Readers
New author Anna Spencer delights with Roglins, her new children’s book that bursts with verse, fun and in the grass adventures. Having swapped her artist paints and canvas to turn her attention on these friendly little creatures that kept appearing every time she picked up a pad and pencil, the result is a first instalment
Magical Mince Pies
A Story by Matthew Jones & Jools Abram Illustrations by Magdelana Rys-Styszko Bread Ahead bring us a unique combination of scrumptious storytelling and delicious baking that all the family can enjoy Baking is something to be shared with families, friends and communities. London’s beloved bakery Bread Ahead have created this Christmas bedtime story and cookbook
‘Ready Eddie Go’
A new children’s book, ‘Ready Eddie Go’ series supports autistic children Author Nikki Saunders has just released, Ready Eddie Go, a heartwarming series of children’s books based on her animated TV show of the same name. The books aim to help children, especially those with autism, navigate everyday experiences that may feel overwhelming. Books that
Job Interviews: 1 in 4 Gen Z bring parents
Survey reveals 1 in 4 Gen Z applicants bring parents to job interviews A recent survey found that one in four Gen Z job applicants have brought their parents to job interviews. While the trend may seem harmless, employment experts warn it could harm career prospects. Why is this happening? The growing pressure on young
Raising Awareness of Dyspraxia
Annual Knowledge Exchange Event from the University of Surrey 26th October 2024, 12-5pm, St Mary’s Church, Guildford Join researchers from the University of Surrey at our annual Dyspraxia Awareness Day and gain valuable insights into the latest research, strategies, and innovations aimed at better supporting individuals with the condition. A key highlight of the event will
‘Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book’ to the West End this Christmas
Little Angel Theatre This Christmas, Little Angel Theatre brings the magic of books to the West End with their adaptation of Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. After a successful nationwide tour and a sell-out run at Little Angel Theatre, the show will now run at Trafalgar Studios from 5 December
Avoid spelling slip-ups this Halloween
Halloween is just around the corner, and it’s time to dive into all things spooky! Whether you’re decorating with creepy cobwebs, planning a killer costume, or snacking on pumpkin-flavoured treats, the season offers plenty of frightful fun. However, amidst all the excitement, some Halloween-related words can trip you up when it comes to spelling. To
18 holes of quantum golf
Golf– more than just a game 18 Holes of Quantum Golf is not your typical golf book. It goes beyond the sport to explore the development of science through an engaging and accessible story. Written for both lovers of the game, and those curious about the world of science, this book combines history, friendship, and
Breaking Barriers for Adults with Severe Autism: Hampshire Parents Share Their Son’s Journey to Independence
Charles and Tina Parker, dedicated parents and long-time advocates for autism awareness, have announced the release of their latest book, Tell It As It Is: My New Home. This third instalment in their insightful series documents their struggle and triumph in securing supported living for their 25-year-old son, Christopher, who has severe autism. Heartbreaking Experiences
Christmas Books for Children
Christmas Books for Kids from Quarto Christmas Stories for Kids Celebrate Christmas with Christmas Stories for Kids, an educational and inclusive picture book for children aged 5-7. One of many Christmas books from Quarto. This book includes a fun 16-page activity section with easy-to-follow guides for making Christmas tree ornaments, pretzel sticks, and a festive
Little People, BIG DREAMS: Advent Calendar Review
Christmas with Little People, BIG DREAMS: Advent Calendar – A Festive Must-Have Our family absolutely loves the Little People, BIG DREAMS series, so when we discovered the advent calendar, we couldn’t wait to get it. With two children aged 5 and 7, we are always on the lookout for fun and educational ways to build
Children For Change: inspiring young readers to take action
Children For Change, edited by Konnie Huq, is an exciting new ebook designed to inspire children aged 8 and over to make a difference. Published by Pop Up Projects CIC this ground-breaking anthology is free for every primary school in the UK. From 4th November 2024, children and teachers can access it. It gives young
Remote working may lead to dog behaviour issues
Nick Jones MA, who has handled over 2,000 dog behaviour cases, warns that owners working remotely may unintentionally cause their pets to develop over-dependence. With more than a third of UK workers now working from home, this issue has become more prevalent since the pandemic. Why homeworking affects dogs Before COVID-19, only 4.7% of UK
Asda new school programme in West Yorkshire
Asda has introduced an exciting school engagement programme, targeting students across primary, secondary, and college levels. The initiative, being trialled in West Yorkshire, focuses on helping young people develop career skills and engage with their communities. A year-long initiative The programme runs for the entire academic year, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Rule the School with LeapFrog
LeapFrog’s Top Learning Toys It’s never too soon to stock up on learning toys and gadgets that help make the transition that bit smoother. LeapFrog has got you covered with an exciting range of educational tools that turn homework hassles into engaging, interactive play. From high-tech gadgets to captivating books, their lineup is designed to
Dino Dad: Ice Age
Dino Dad: Ice Age by Andy Day The magical dino adventure returns on 10th October 2024 with Dino Dad: Ice Age, the highly anticipated second instalment of the series. Written by children’s TV presenter and dinosaur expert Andy Day, and illustrated by the award-winning Steven Lenton, this book is set to thrill young readers aged
STEAM if you want to go faster:
10,000 schoolchildren return to Thorpe Park for thrilling educational event ACS International Schools announces highly anticipated STEAM at Thorpe Park on 15 October 2024. Following the success of 2022 launch, this year’s event is already sold out. 10,000 primary and secondary school students will attend. Over 50 organisations, including Barclays and Microsoft, make it an
The Grass May Not Be Greener
Bright, fun, and educational new kids’ book teaches self-love A new children’s book, The Grass May Not Be Greener, has captured the hearts of young readers with its fun and uplifting tale. The first in Hilary Lawrence’s three-part ‘Life’s Great Morals’ series, this charming story follows Bunny, a rabbit tired of his ordinary life and
Six Reasons to Get Into Coding:
STEM Expert explains how learning programming skills could change your future The global artificial intelligence (AI) market was estimated at $196.63 billion in 2023 and is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 36.6% from 2024 to 2030. Despite the financial potential in this industry, only 0.5% of the world’s population knows
A Game-Changer for Parents: “Toddlers Made Easy” by Cathryn Tobin
If you’re a parent struggling with the challenges of toddlerhood, then Toddlers Made Easy by Cathryn Tobin is a must-read! I recently picked up a copy from Waterstones, and I’m so glad I did. As a parent of two energetic toddlers, I was feeling overwhelmed with the constant tantrums, picky eating, and endless curiosity. This