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Getting ready for school: A comprehensive guide for parents

Starting primary school is one of the most exciting milestones, and it marks children’s first […]

Supporting your child’s writing journey at home

From the moment your child picks up their first mark-making tool, they are forming a […]

Listening games: Everything you can do with them for learning

Many activities can help a child learn how to listen properly. But listening games can make learning a true adventure. Discover interactive activities that can capture young minds and foster skills necessary for language development and social engagement.

11 Hand-Eye Coordination Activities

When it comes to hand-eye coordination activities, you can never start too young. Here’s 11 fun ways to engage your child and support their development at the same time.

How children learn to read

Reading to your child from an early age will instil a love of reading and […]

10 tips for parents of fussy eaters

When it comes to fussy eating, there is no one size fits all solution, and you will need to see what works best for your particular child’s needs, but here are ten tips for you to try.

Preparing for school: Applying for a place

In the final part of our series on preparing for school, we look at the application process.

Preparing for School: Academic readiness

In the second part of our series on ‘preparing for school’ we look at academic […]

Preparing for school: Emotional readiness and independence

Children feeling emotionally prepared for the transition to ‘big school’ is the most important aspect of school readiness. It is completely normal for both you and your child to experience a range of emotions…

4 ways to prepare your child for school

Help your child to feel confident and secure about their transition to school.

Raising a multilingual child

Each language is made up of approximately 40 sounds and babies’ brains can distinguish between over 800 sounds. This allows for them to learn any language at birth, so how can we support that?

A guide to the five stages of play

The 5 stages of play are imperative for learning skills such as social skills, problem-solving, critical thinking, maths, risk taking, negotiations, estimations, sequencing events and more.