Parent power: Fashion experiments and how to manage them
When it comes to children's fashion choices there's a whole new world to navigate, and best advice is to tread very carefully
In defence of traditional teaching methods
Andrew Copeman, on memory game. Why it still matters to teach factual knowledge.
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Q&A: Dame Jacqueline Wilson
Dame Jacqueline Wilson talks about how parents can help share the joy of reading.
Not all private schools welcome children with SEN, but some are bucking the trend
Not all private schools welcome children with SEN, but thankfully, some mainstream and specialist schools are bucking the trend.
Jill Walker talks the benefits of baking with children
The Headmistress of St Nicholas Prep School in Kensington, says baking with children can teach them important lessons about food, science and more
Six simple ways to set up a children’s book club
The Director of Gabbitas Education Middle East Fiona McKenzie shares six simple ways to set up a children’s book club.
Jonty Claypole and the Arts
Jonty Claypole, Director of Arts at the BBC, shares his views on why the Arts are of vital importance for young people today.
Is screen time good or bad for children?
Elizabeth Tweedale, the CEO of CypherCoders, describes the four types of screen time and their pros and cons.