Reading is one of the most important skills a child can learn. It opens doors to knowledge, creativity, and imagination that will serve them well throughout their lives. Here are just a few of the many benefits of getting children...
When should your child learn to read? According to the BBC, it varies between 4 and 7 years old across the world. Every child is different so what's normal for one may not be for another. Encouraging the right method...
During the cold winter months, getting out and about can be difficult so we thought we'd share 10 fun activities for you and your little ones. 1. Pasta Play As simple as it sounds. Make art, shakers or anything you...
It's no secret that reading brings many benefits to a child's development. From vocabulary and imagination to speech and writing skills, the power of books can't be underestimated. So, here's a few of our top tips to help spark a...
A favourite toy for educators and parents alike, puzzles may seem simple – you put the pieces in the right place, and you’re done! But their simplicity should not be underestimated. Jigsaw puzzles are a fantastic tool for teaching children...
The first day of primary school can be full of nerve-wracking moments, but can also be an exciting day marking the start of a new chapter. While it’s completely normal for you little ones to be nervous, you yourself might...
Every year it comes around the excitement for the summer holidays, ‘only a few more weeks left’, ‘soon we won’t have go to lessons or wake up early for school’ but as the weeks go on your little ones can...
The benefits of reading for a child’s development are well documented at every stage of life, so starting on the right foot is essential. ‘Books are portable magic’ as Stephen King said, they entertain, they condole, they inspire. In this month's...
A love for reading often starts at home, reading with your child can help to ignite a passion for reading that lasts a lifetime. While there is a lot of pressure for children to read from school, making a space...
