The start of the school year promises two things… the return of a much-needed routine and the increased risk of your household catching the latest bug. From common coughs and colds to skin infections and sickness bugs, it is no…
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Gone are the days when learning was relegated to the physical classroom and revolved around analog tools like books, papers, and chalkboards. A couple of years into the 2020s, modern education now makes full use of technology from the early…
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This past school year has been challenging for kids, to put it mildly. Most have been in one of two situations – their learning has occurred completely online, through virtual classrooms, or they have been in “hybrid” situations, sometimes online,…
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Even though children tend to seek independence once they hit their teens and pre-teens, parental support is still essential for their peace of mind and overall academic success. Kids are less likely to ask for this help and support openly,…
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The coronavirus has been wreaking havoc in all parts of the world. It has affected many activities ranging from economic to sports to education. Economies all over the world are in a slump, something that has not been experienced since…
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School trips are a great way to extend learning outside of the classroom. Schools trips can start as early as nursery, with something simple like a bug hunt in a local park. As children get older, school trips usually become bigger and better, taking students…
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