The capital city of Greece, Athens, is always a popular travel destination. When travelling with children, as with anywhere, things may get slightly more difficult than if you were travelling alone. Fortunately, there are several ways to make your trip fun, informative, and enjoyable for the whole family. Take a Tour Private… Read More
Children’s Mental Health Week kicks off today and with it comes the myriad of articles and press releases seeking to address the issues of child mental health. And yes, kids are under more pressure now than they ever have been. I cannot even begin to count the number of times I have expressed relief at… Read More
Genealogy is something I have often considered but have not been able to commit myself to. Whilst I do have a great curiosity about my extremely varied and diverse family history, its intricate complicatedness caused between a lack of knowledge, limited information and the extreme geographical complexity means that it is, for me, a task… Read More
The new year brings along new plans, resolutions and decisions. It is often the time that life-changing decisions occur, and making the decision to home educate might be one of them. There are countless reasons to home educate and to narrow them down to just a few was almost impossible. Had I allowed myself… Read More
Just in case you didn’t get the memo, there is only one week left until Christmas, people! One week! Once we’ve finished lamenting how quickly this year has gone, how fast this month is going and how time seems to be flying faster as we age, let’s face up to getting ourselves into gear… Read More
Christmas is traditionally a time of reflection and planning, looking to the new year with optimism and hope. Yet for many children who have left mainstream education early and their families, it can be a time fraught with worry. The path ahead may not be so clear. All is not lost however, as the… Read More