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Fun and effective ways to support learning beyond the classroom.
Once children are interested in helping in the kitchen, it can be surprisingly easy to involve them in everyday cooking. With a bit of preparation and a flexible approach, even busy family mealtimes can become a time to connect, learn, and grow together. This guide offers age-by-age ideas, tips for managing mess, and simple suggestions … Read more
Cooking with children can feel messy, slow, and occasionally chaotic – but it’s also one of the most rewarding ways to support their development. From language and maths to coordination, patience and independence, time spent in the kitchen offers a surprising number of learning opportunities. Better still, it’s a chance to spend time together doing … Read more
Play isn’t just fun – it’s how toddlers explore, experiment, and learn. From mastering language to building coordination and confidence, play forms the foundation of early learning. Here’s how different types of play support your child’s development, with simple, practical ideas for home. 1. Nursery Rhymes: A Language and Memory Booster Singing nursery rhymes introduces … Read more
Parenting today can feel overwhelming. We’re juggling work, home life, school demands, and everything in between. It’s easy to assume that if something is important, our child will learn it at school. But the truth is, some basic skills and pieces of knowledge really do need to come from home. Teachers across the world are … Read more
Children love playing games, especially with friends and family. A regular family game night is the perfect chance to connect, laugh, and even learn together. Whether it’s a classic board game, a fast-paced card game, or a shared puzzle (not strictly a game — but still great for bonding), it’s all about spending meaningful time … Read more
Should I Let My Child Help in the Kitchen? Absolutely! Cooking with children is one of the simplest and most enjoyable ways to spend quality time together while teaching valuable life skills. Whether your child is a curious toddler or an independent school-aged cook-in-the-making, helping in the kitchen can boost their confidence, encourage healthy habits, … Read more