The conversation about behaviour in schools is getting louder. Headlines warn of classrooms “out of control”, politicians call for tougher measures, and schools themselves often respond with ever-stricter behaviour systems. Detentions, isolation rooms, behaviour points, and apps that update parents minute by minute have become normalised in many schools.
There comes a point, somewhere around the second week of September, when you glance around your house and realise it looks like it’s been hit by a glitter tornado, a snack explosion and a soft toy uprising—all at once.
With school runs, after-school clubs, birthdays, work meetings, and everything else competing for your brain space, organising the family calendar isn’t just helpful—it’s essential.
Finding ways to support your child’s learning at home can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling the demands of family life. Whether your child is in early years, primary, or secondary school, small, consistent actions can make a big impact. Here’s how to support your child’s learning at home in a practical, manageable way.
Between school runs, packed lunches and the never-ending laundry pile, it is easy to put financial admin on the back burner – but if you are a mum who signed a car finance agreement between 2007 and 2021, there is something you should know. Your deal may not have been as fair as it seemed, and you could have the right to take action.
The holidays are over. The flip-flops are packed away, the lunchboxes are back in rotation, and you’re trying to remember how to do five things at once again. If you’re feeling a bit flat—and your kids are dragging their feet too—you’re not alone.
Carpets bring warmth and comfort to a home. Eventually, though, they will become dirty. Dust, spills, and odours are likely to accumulate in the carpet. When this happens, people want to ensure their carpets are well cleaned.
If your current setup is a phone propped on a candle and a bathroom mirror, this little unit pulls everything into one easy, tidy setup—so you spend less time faffing and more time filming.
