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The excitement is palpable. From 21st September, people across the UK and beyond are flocking to participate in the 75-Day Lock-In, a challenge that promises transformation, focus, and community support. But what exactly is it, and why is it attracting so much attention? Let’s take a closer look.
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Maintaining a healthy diet is one of the most important factors for overall well-being. What we eat has a direct impact on our physical health, mental clarity, and even our mood. Making conscious choices about nutrition can prevent chronic diseases, boost energy, and improve quality of life.
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Reading is a gateway to imagination, knowledge, and personal growth. Encouraging children to develop a love of reading from an early age can have a profound impact on their education and lifelong habits. Here are some practical tips to nurture a reading habit that your child will enjoy, inspired by the practices of this independent school in Surrey.
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In today’s competitive academic environment, children often face unique challenges in keeping up with their studies. While teachers do an excellent job in the classroom, some children may require additional support to reach their full potential. This is where a tutor can make a significant difference. Here, we explore the key benefits of engaging a tutor for your child.
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Choosing A Levels is a pivotal decision in a student’s academic journey. The subjects your child selects can influence their future university options, career path, and overall enjoyment of learning. As a parent, your guidance can make this process smoother and more informed.
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When the school gates close for summer, children are ready to relax and recharge – and so are parents. However, the long break can sometimes lead to the “summer slide”, where children lose some of the knowledge and skills they’ve built up over the year. The good news? Learning over the summer doesn’t have to feel like schoolwork. With the right mix of fun, curiosity, and everyday activities, you can keep your child’s mind engaged while still letting them enjoy their holiday.
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A new academic year brings fresh opportunities, new friendships, and exciting challenges. While it can be an exciting time, it can also feel a little overwhelming – for both children and parents. With some preparation and planning, you can help your child start the school year feeling confident, organised, and ready to thrive. Here’s how, inspired by the practices of this boarding school in Switzerland.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a core part of our daily lives, and social media is one of the spaces where it’s most visible – even if we don’t always notice it. For parents, understanding how AI works within social platforms is essential to helping children navigate the online world safely and responsibly.
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In today’s fast-paced world, children face a variety of challenges – from navigating schoolwork and friendships to adapting to life changes. One of the most valuable skills you can help your child develop is emotional resilience – the ability to cope with setbacks, manage stress, and bounce back from difficulties. By fostering resilience early, you can equip your child with the confidence and coping tools they’ll use for life.
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Social skills are a key part of a child’s overall development, helping them to build friendships, communicate effectively, and feel confident in a range of environments. However, some children find navigating social situations more difficult than others. Whether your child is shy, struggles to read social cues, or finds group settings overwhelming, there are practical ways you can support them.
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