Primary School
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Help your child make a butterfly out of a toilet paper roll
KidsWith Spring just around the corner, we have shifted our focus to bright and colourful Spring activities perfect for kids…
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Homework hacks: Top tips to beat homework struggles
High SchoolWhile your child does homework, be available to help but resist the urge to provide the correct answers or complete…
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Peanut allergy symptoms and treatment
Babies & ToddlersIt's no surprise that parents are afraid of peanuts; the number of children with peanut allergies has tripled in the…
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Help your child make their own pet cactus rock
Babies & ToddlersWhy not spend this morning helping your child make this easy cactus rock pet? This craft is suitable for children…
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Recognise stress signs and symptoms in children
High SchoolParents have an important role in helping young children, tweens and teens find stress-managing strategies.
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Does my child need braces?
High SchoolIf you think your child might need braces, make an appointment with your dentist to discuss your concerns.
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How to share images of your child safely on social media
Babies & ToddlersSharing images of your children on social media affects more than just you; therefore, it is crucial to be cautious…
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Saturday craft: How to make cupcake liner flowers
KidsWhether you choose bold colours or white cupcake liners, these flowers look gorgeous regardless of the materials you have at…
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What can kids learn from boredom?
High SchoolResearch shows that constructive boredom in children is essential to their mental and emotional development.
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What’s the point of homework?
High SchoolHomework is a word most children dread hearing. We look at why homework is important, and how much homework children…
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Fun stamped tree painted with broccoli
KidsIf you can't get your children to eat broccoli, maybe you can get them to paint with it! Here's how…
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How much sleep should my child get?
Babies & ToddlersWhile every child is different, experts recommend a certain amount of sleep daily according to your child's age.
