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Right, all you parents, let’s have a little chat. Exams are looming, and it’s that time of year when our kids are either super stressed or pretending everything’s cool while secretly panicking. We’ve all been there, right? As parents, we want to help, but sometimes,
For many individuals, education remains the cornerstone of future success. However, the traditional school system, unfortunately, cannot effectively cater to every child’s learning style. While numerous students flourish in academically focused subjects, a significant number struggle with conventional teaching methods. Disengagement from the standard curriculum
As a mother, I often find myself reflecting on the choices I make for my family, especially when it comes to nutrition and food. A recent article in the Daily Mail truly reignited my concerns about ultra-processed foods (UPFs). The piece painted a worrying picture.
Frances Kathleen Oldham Kelsey was a real-life hero, though she probably never thought of herself that way. She wasn’t a firefighter or a soldier, but a scientist—a pharmacologist and physician, precisely the kind of hero the world needed. And yet, her determination and bravery saved
The Life of Dame Vera Stephanie Shirley, A Pioneer in Technology and Philanthropy Dame Vera Stephanie Shirley stands as an embodiment of overcoming adversity. Her remarkable journey, spanning from wartime Germany to groundbreaking achievements in technology and philanthropy, showcases resilience, determination, and a vision for
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How Baking Can Help Children Love Numbers Why is it that children either love maths or treat it like the villain in a superhero movie? It’s either “Yay, algebra is great!” or “Why does maths even exist? I’m never using this after school!” For the
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in the wild, surrounded by animals, studying them up close? That’s exactly what Jane Goodall did! She is an English zoologist, primatologist, and anthropologist, known for her incredible work with chimpanzees. But Jane wasn’t
Identity in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart is a defining theme that shapes both individual characters and the broader narrative. Achebe’s novel, first published in 1958, vividly portrays pre-colonial Igbo society and the seismic shifts brought by European colonisation. It explores identity, tradition, and resilience
In today’s world, where screens and endless information are always just a click away, reading has never been more important. Whether through physical or digital books, reading can take us to new places, expand our views, and help us grow mentally and emotionally. From children
