As a parent, helping your child with their homework and revision is an essential part of ensuring their academic success. However, this can be a challenging task for many parents, especially if you’re not familiar with the curriculum or have a busy schedule.
What is it about the school-run mornings that make it such a mad rush? Often we can find ourselves with too much to do in such a short space of time, and with commutes to school and possibly nursery or work, there is a lot to think about.
Exams are always a worrying time. Not just for students but also for parents as well. Exams can create anxiety where your children can panic about what is expected of them, how well they are going to do, and also the preparation side of things.
Before considering the tricks for better sleep, one should detect the reason for sleep deprivation in teens. Most parents curse their child’s electronic devices as the root of the problem.
Each stage of parenting has its fair share of challenges and things to overcome, and often, as mums, we are left chasing our tails at the end of the day. As school is a good 12 years of your child’s life, it is important to get this stage of the parenting journey nailed down. So here are some of the best mum hacks for family life during the school years.
These days supermarkets Back To School Uniform range are full of plausible options for schools. Here are some of the benefits and reasons why choosing the supermarket for your school uniform shopping could be the right choice to make.
We might have something that will help you reach your homeschooling goals. In this article, you will find some valuable homeschooling tips that will help you become a better teacher. They include personalising your home learning environment, staying organised, connecting with other homeschooling families, and mixing things up from time to time. Here is what every homeschooling parent needs to know about:
The years go by so fast, and in a blink of an eye, you may have gotten to this moment. But while it is emotional, it is also a big change and a new chapter for you and your little one. So you may be wondering how to prepare your child for starting school and what you can do. With that in mind, here are some of the things to consider.
After a summer of having the children at home, back to school can make us all feel a little disconnected with each other. Our kids spend so much time in school, participating in sports and activities, and just the everyday hurried parts of life. During the busy school year, it can often feel like we never get to see our children let alone truly connect with them. So it’s important that we make an effort to connect with our children during the busy school year.
Being a parent you like to think that you know everything about your children. To a certain extent you do, you can spot their personality traits, what makes them laugh and cry. However, one area that we don’t necessarily know about is what they are like at school. Their approach to learning, characteristics etc. Whilst parents evenings give you an insight, there is nothing like being there in the thick of things to see first hand.
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