As the leaves begin to fall and the nights draw in, many parents find themselves facing the question: what are we doing for autumn half-term? Whether you’re planning a short break, staying local, or juggling childcare and work, organising the October school break in advance can make all the difference. With a little planning and some clever hacks, half-term can feel more like a holiday and less like a juggling act.
The school summer holidays are like the ultimate time off for students everywhere. No more homework or studying to worry about! It’s a chance for kids and teens to have a blast and do whatever they want. But hey, it’s not all sunshine and happiness. There are some good and bad things about these holidays. So, in this article, I’ll take a closer look at the awesome and not-so-awesome aspects of the school summer break. Get ready for the inside scoop!
The school holidays can be an exciting time for children and parents alike. However, they can also be a challenging period when it comes to managing finances and childcare. With careful planning and a few smart strategies, you can make the most of the school holidays without breaking the bank. In this article, I will explore some practical money-saving tips to help you enjoy a memorable holiday period while keeping your budget intact.
With so many parents struggling with and/or worrying about how to entertain their children over the summer holidays, I’ve been looking back at how things used to be. How were your summer holidays spent as a child? what about you parents and grandparents?
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!!!!
Pistyll Rhaeadr is a waterfall in the Berwyn Mountains, just inside Wales, west of Oswestry and Shrewsbury.
With Half Term here next week and the Easter school holidays fast approaching too, having a few quick, cheap and easy ideas of things to occupy the children at home can be really useful.
As parents we will all be aware of our children turning into snack monsters during the school holidays. Many a time have I felt like a snack slave to my children. It can seem none stop and I can never quite get my head around how many times I am asked for a snack during […]