Graduating is an exciting experience, whether you’re talking about graduating high school or college. As a parent, there’s nothing more exciting than seeing your child make it through school and succeed in life. To help you mark the occasion, we’ve put together a list of 7 great ways to celebrate your grad this year.… Read More
Money is one of the hardest parts of life, but financial security is a crucial aspect of your family’s well-being. Financial security means you have more time to focus on your family and doing the things you love, with much less stress in your life. Are you having a hard time achieving financial security? Check… Read More
Little did we know at the end of 2019, that life – the life we had all grown accustomed to – would soon drastically change. 2020 started innocently enough. There was of course, talk of a virus in faraway parts of the world, however we had heard all of it before: Ebola, Sars,… Read More
Maths is a necessary school subject and compulsory in the UK until the end of GCSEs at the earliest. Not all children are fond of maths, but fortunately there are ways that parents can help maths seem more fun and generally support their child’s progress. I have teamed up with a senior school in… Read More
In the UK, science is a compulsory subject until the end of Year 11, and can lead to a range of fantastic career opportunities. Young people with science related qualifications can go on to have astounding careers as doctors, nurses, astronomers, psychologists, or forensic pathologists. With that said, parents should try and help their… Read More
There are many reasons why parents should encourage their children to practise creative writing at home. Simply put, it’s an educational yet fun way for them to spend their time. They will become more familiar with different genres and writing styles, as well as expanding on their vocabulary and ability to communicate. I have teamed… Read More