After school activities are more than simply a way for kids to pass the time – they also provide demonstrable benefits for young people, ranging from the physical and emotional to improving social and academic skills. Here are just a few of the ways that after school activities can help students within their school and personal lives.
Supporting children and young people to be extraordinary
The Extraordinaries Club is an online hub containing Lucy Parson’s academic coaching signature study skills programme that will help your child to achieve their grades in the best way for them. It gives you on demand access to a library of workshops and downloads that cover everything you need to study successfully.
Connecting Children to their natural world: The forest school way
Do you run out of ideas for activities for the weekends and school holidays? Are you fed up with the kids being glued to a screen? Make getting outside more fun for everyone – The Forest School Way.
Staying Active and In-Touch With the imoo Z1 Smart Watch
Do you own a fitness tracker of any sort? I absolutely love mine. Its nothing fancy but it was a mother’s day gift few years ago and I’ve worn it every day since then. I just buy replacement straps and change them a couple of times a year. The Z1 is more than that and perfect for children.
10 Tips for Washing Baby’s Clothes
It is important to clean your baby boy and baby girl clothes properly. Here are a few tips to help you navigate this as a first time parent. Note that the tips shared in this piece are all about focusing on your baby’s skin, but do feel free to share your own tips below.
What College Students Need to Know About Title IX Sanctions
No one should have to deal with sexual harassment or assault on school grounds. It is an unfortunate part of life that affects millions of students. Title IX sanctions were created to curtail this problem, but it still requires a little knowledge to be effective.
Why sports clubs and activities matter in childhood and adolescence
I spend time and money on my children’s sports to teach them that you have to work hard, persevere, get back up when you fall and push yourself in life to reach goals. I am fully aware that from the outside looking in I probably look deranged a lot of the time. I will also say that I welcome the break when one of the sports has a holiday. Most of all though, I genuinely believe that the bigger picture overrides all of this – because it’s not just about keeping them fit, it’s about so much more!
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