Today is National Offer Day, and like thousands of other parents, I will be finding out which secondary school my daughter will attend come September.
Do you share about your children on social media? From announcing a pregnancy by uploading ultrasound pictures to sharing children’s milestones and achievements, technology has transformed the traditional family album into an online experience known as ‘sharenting’. However, unlike the family album, the online audience can be huge and include people who aren’t really ‘friends’. Social Worker Debbie Greaves explains...
It's well-known that being bullied can have a negative impact on a child, but less well discussed is the impact on the wider family. Bullying affects parents too, and we don't talk enough about it.
Food for Life are joining Jamie Oliver in campaigning for the introduction of a healthy rating scheme in schools. With National Obesity Awareness Week upon us, Rob Percival, Food for Life Head of Policy tells us why there is still work to be done to give the next generation a chance at forming healthy lifestyle habits.
Social media platforms have grown way beyond a means of getting back in touch with old friends and funny cat videos. For teenagers especially, social media opens up a wider community, is an essential part of their social life and is how they stay in touch with friends (gone are the days when your kids tied up the family phone for hours on end!).
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