Reading is often celebrated as one of the most important skills a child can develop. Yet many of us have experienced this moment: you finish a page of a book, blink… and realise you have no idea what you just read. Your eyes moved over the words. You recognised the vocabulary. You even read the sentences perfectly in your head. But the meaning? It's gone. It evaporated somewhere between the first and last paragraph. This same thing often happens with children. A child may rea

If your child suddenly seems less confident this term, it’s not laziness — it’s a learning gap. The start of a new year is often when learning gaps become most visible. Without the pressure of end-of-term assessments and with a fresh term ahead, it’s the perfect moment to pause, take stock, and make sure your child has the foundations they need to progress with confidence. As children return to school routines after the holidays, many parents begin to notice where learning fe

Learning should be a positive experience, not a stressful one.

Summer break after the exam is here, and this is the time children eagerly anticipate weeks of fun, relaxation, and adventures. The...

Research consistently shows that children who know nursery rhymes at age three become more successful readers by age six.

As we celebrate National Governance Awareness Day, there’s never been a better time to explore the vital role of school governors in...

Tutors often use different learning approaches when tutoring a child and each approach depends on the specific needs of that child. Tod...

First aid is never an alternative for proper medical treatment, first aid skills are something every family should know, especially with...

Happy World Teachers Day! Today, we celebrate how important teachers and tutors are in the lives of children and the incredible role they...

The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson is an all-in-one parenting book that talks about different strategies to...

Have you heard the news? A new Scrabble game is coming to town! We hope you’ve read our blog on Scrabble as a play-based learning tool....

Reading is like having a special friend. It helps us learn new things, see the world in different ways, and feel better when we're down....

Sometime last year, we talked about how you can incorporate Scrabble as a play-based learning idea for your children. Incase you missed...

Nurturing your child's love for learning begins with understanding the concept of love itself. Love is a profound and complex emotion...

Did you know that the English Language is a bit mischievous when it comes to spelling? It's like a puzzle with a playful twist! We have...

The multiplication table, commonly called - the 'times table', is an interesting mathematical tool used to perform multiplication...

It’s a new year, and this is the period where everyone, including families, makes plans, prepares for the remaining months of the year...

Learning is a deeply personal and unique experience. It's not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Just as individuals possess diverse talents,...

Every evening in the Smith household, a familiar scene unfolded. Dinner was served, laughter was shared, and the children, Lily and Max,...

Parental involvement in a child’s education is an investment with boundless returns. As parents, we all want the best for our children....