As many parents find themselves working from home (maybe for the first time) and home schooling their children (definitely for the first time) during these unsettling times, Chris, a primary school teacher from Cambridge - who is also working from home with his wife and 2 young children - shares his tips for juggling priorities and finding some balance.
In these unprecedented times, it’s never been more important to establish a culture of reading at home as a family. Fiona Evans from the National Literacy Trust explores some of the ways families can support their child’s reading at home, as the charity launches its brand new Family Zone.
With the Easter holidays coming up (starting this week for some), we've put together some fun actvities for family days in you can all look forward to.
In the surreal times that we find ourselves, parents are grappling to absorb the news of the pandemic upon us, and the news that children have been sent home from school until, most likely, the new academic year, (apart from those of frontline service providers, whose children will still attend school but only to be supervised).
When is an event not an event? When it's a non-event! If volunteers are in short supply at the minute, or you just fancy trying something different, give these ideas a go.
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