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How to Build Your Child’s Resilience

by Nicola | Mar 5, 2019 | Resilience for Learning, Tips for Parents

Learning how to build your child’s resilience is something they will forever appreciate and benefit from. Their learning journeys are not always smooth. As they skip, run, stumble and fall, we’re there helping them to keep on track; maintaining their enthusiasm...

Play Ideas for Cognitive Development

by Nicola | Jan 31, 2019 | Play, Tips for Parents

Irrespective of background, kids loves to play. And the desire to play is so strong that it can even trump screen time for many children; including for my own daughter! The deep-seated desire to play is not something random. It’s been shown again and again, to be...

Benefits of Travel for Kids and How it Impacts Learning

by Nicola | Jan 24, 2019 | Maths, Resilience for Learning, Tips for Parents

Benefits of Travel for Kids are numerous. Our kids live in a world that has become increasingly accessible. This new era of easy travel provides them with opportunities that could only have been dreamt about not long ago. For many, the world has become their backyard,...

Mindfulness Activities for Kids: Getting Started

by Nicola | Dec 7, 2018 | Tips for Parents, Wellbeing for Learning

Mindfulness activities for kids are becoming more and more popular, and there’s good reason for that. Research continues to show the benefits of the practice and many schools around the world are beginning to implement it into their school day. Mindfulness and...

How do Parents Play a Role in Education?

by Nicola | Oct 11, 2018 | Guest Educators, Tips for Parents

How do parents play a role in education? Parental involvement in school forms a really important part of our kids’ education, but it may not always be the first thing we think about. We want the best for our kids, especially when it comes to their...

How to Address Parental Concerns in School

by Nicola | Sep 27, 2018 | Guest Educators, Tips for Parents

Parental concerns about school are inevitable. First and foremost, we want our kids to be happy. If our kids are happy at school, everything can flow from there. But as parents, what can we do? What power do we have to ensure their happiness at school? My...