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The summer holidays are a time for families to relax and enjoy quality time together. However, they also present a valuable opportunity for parents to help their children prepare for the upcoming school term. By taking a few proactive steps during the break, parents can ease their children’s transition back to school and set them up for a successful year. Here are ten things parents can do in the summer holidays to prepare for the September term.
As more and more children begin to go back to school, we’ve been told to expect more cases of COVID-19, as well as the usual colds and flu that plague schools during the autumn and winter months.
I mean, apologies for stating the blatantly obvious BUT, where has this school year gone? I honestly feel like they only just all went back to school, there have been so few weeks of this academic year when all four have been in school due to COVID-19, I think I counted seven weeks!!!!
The autumn term is notorious for bugs and colds. After a long summer children return to classrooms and share their germs around, taking them home to their families like a new term gift. This year however, well it’s 2020, it’s no normal year and no normal back to school is it?
Start 2025 on a budget with these family-focused saving hacks. Discover practical tips for parents to cut costs, save money, and teach kids about finances.
The Christmas holidays are a valuable opportunity for children to decompress and recharge after a busy term. By balancing downtime with gentle preparation for the new year, you can help your child feel relaxed and ready to tackle the next chapter with confidence. With a little planning and care, you can set the tone for a fantastic new term ahead.
Summer holidays are a time of joy and relaxation for children, but for working parents, they can present a unique set of challenges. Balancing the demands of work with the need to keep children entertained and engaged can be daunting. Here are some practical tips to help you juggle work and children during the summer holidays.
Building a pool in your backyard can be a great way to enjoy the summer – and any experienced parent will attest that they’ll keep kids entertained for hours – but safety should be a top priority, especially if you have a baby or young child who doesn’t know how to swim.