Anxiety in school-age children is becoming increasingly common and can affect their ability to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Whether it’s worries about school, friendships, or other life events, anxiety in children can...
More Confidence and self-esteem are critical for a child’s emotional well-being and success. Children who feel confident in their abilities and have healthy self-esteem are more likely to embrace challenges, develop strong relationships, and navigate...
More During the primary school years, children experience a wide range of emotions as they grow and encounter new challenges. From frustration to excitement, these “big emotions” can sometimes feel overwhelming, and managing them can be...
More A growth mindset is the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through hard work, perseverance, and learning from mistakes. This concept, introduced by psychologist Carol Dweck, stands in contrast to a fixed mindset, where...
More As your child nears the end of Key Stage 2 (KS2), they’ll take the Standard Assessment Tests (SATs) in Year 6. These national tests assess your child’s progress in core subjects, such as English and maths, before they transition to...
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Play is much more than just fun for young children—it’s how they learn about the world, develop essential skills, and build a foundation for lifelong learning. Through play, children enhance their cognitive, social, emotional, and physical...
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Fostering independent learning and study habits in primary school is essential for helping children develop self-discipline, curiosity, and responsibility. By establishing these skills early, you can set your child up for academic success and a...
More Maths is a fundamental life skill, and helping your child develop strong numeracy abilities early on sets the stage for future success. But maths practice doesn’t have to be all about worksheets and homework! There are countless creative ways to...
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