The Benefits of School Trips for Children – School trips are hugely beneficial for students and have been known to show immense benefits for them. Aside from getting kids out of the classroom and into different surroundings, there are also educational benefits and other personal development opportunities for them to explore.
Delicious and Refreshing Summer Dinner Ideas to Beat the Heat – As the summer heat intensifies, finding ways to stay cool becomes a top priority. One of the best ways to beat the heat is by indulging in delicious and refreshing summer dinners that not only satisfy your taste buds but also keep you cool and energized. In this article, I will share a variety of summer dinner ideas that are perfect for those hot summer nights. Whether you are a vegetarian, a meat lover, or looking for quick and easy options, there is something for everyone. Read More →
Exploring Moral Values with Your Child – One of the most important lessons that any parent has to teach is the difference between right and wrong, and good moral values. They are key for socialising with others and help children to live harmoniously in the world. In this post we share some of the moral values to explore in your parenting from a nursery in Brackley.
How to Raise a Compassionate Child – How do you teach young children compassion? All children are capable of understanding emotion and displaying kindness. To begin with they must have an awareness of what’s going on around them, and emotional intelligence (an understanding of different emotions and what they look like). Significant emotional learning takes place in their first few years of life, and by the age of 3, children are able to correctly label emotions, and identify them in social situations.
Exploring Internet Safety with Your Child – With the internet so deeply ingrained in our lives, parents must explore safety with children from a young age. Issues such as privacy, cyberbullying, and what to share online are just a few to explore. Below is some guidance for parents from an independent school in Kensington that you may find useful. Read More →
Mouth-Watering BBQ Food Ideas That Will Impress Your Guests – As summer approaches, you might be thinking of hosting a BBQ party. A successful BBQ party is not just about the drinks and music, but also the food. The food you serve can make or break your party. In this article, I will share with you mouth-watering BBQ food ideas that will impress your guests. Read More →
Exploring Gratitude with Your Child – Gratitude is basic manners and shows others that you care and appreciate them. It’s something that your child will need to be taught and is easily done through getting them in the habit of saying thank you. Aside from being common courtesy, studies suggest that taking time to explore gratitude and what they have to be thankful for can actually help children to feel confident and excel at school.
How to Help Your Child Develop Problem Solving Skills – Problem solving is a transferable skill which your child will need in just about every situation they find themselves in. They are needed to overcome obstacles, even those as small as finding where to store their stationary. It relies on creativity which they will need to think of innovative solutions and explore alternative ways of doing things. There are various ways in which your child can strengthen their problem solving. Here are 5 that were shared with us by a prep school in Surrey.
Teaching Your Toddler About Personal Hygiene – Children have zero sense of personal hygiene. Everything seems fun to touch and explore. For their safety, however, it’s important that they understand personal hygiene. This blog post that we’ve put together with the help of EYFS teachers outlines how you can teach your toddler about personal hygiene. Read More →
4 Great ways – helping your child settle into a new school- If your child has just moved to a new school and is having a tough time settling in, it may take them a while to adjust. It may be the new pace of life. For children just starting school it can be difficult to spend time away from family, especially for prolonged periods of time. For older children it may be the new routine and subjects that they’re now expected to take part in. Read More →