As we begin a new year, exams will be at the forefront of the minds of many students. Whether it’s 11+ entrance exams, GCSEs or A levels, the preparation for and undertaking of intense examination can cause high levels of stress and anxiety. This is due to a combination of perceived pressures from society, school,
Introduction In the fast-paced world of academia, students often find themselves juggling a multitude of responsibilities, from attending classes to completing assignments and engaging in extracurricular activities. In this blog, we’ll explore why getting adequate sleep is crucial for academic success and overall well-being. 1. Cognitive Function and Sleep for Students One of the most compelling
When considering what type of private tutoring is best for your child there seems to be a shortage of tutors who are willing to come to your home for the lessons. Instead, parents are being offered online lessons. This type of tutoring has now become the norm since the pandemic. Whilst most parents and students
At the age of seven Camp Simcha introduced me to Belinda who specialised in therapeutic art! Together, we have spent the past 10 years exploring many types of art and other creative projects together. Belinda managed to balance artistic expression with providing a compassionate and safe space for me to open up about everything I
It is evident that being a sufferer of dyslexia can mean taking a huge amount of hard work, particularly when it comes to revising and doing homework. It is so important for parents of dyslexic children to be well prepared to help with their child’s learning needs and communicate their apprehensions with their teachers. Whilst
In March 2020 at the onset of the pandemic, I gave a warning and prediction about how the COVID-19 could affect children’s vision. Unfortunately, some of these predictions have come true. The lockdown meant that millions of children had been forced into lockdown and continue their education remotely. The reduced outdoor time and increased indoor
The Best Independent and Grammar Schools in North London One of the most difficult decisions to make about your child’s education will be deciding what school your child will attend after their primary education. Choosing the right secondary school will impact your child GCSE grades, their A level grades and ultimately what university your child
Are your blinds child safe? Have you even thought about this? About 2 children die each year after becoming trapped in blind cords and there are probably many more near misses. The stories are truly harrowing. Some of these stories are on the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) website. CAPT says that it can “take just
Reading is an integral part of how a child learns and it allows them to use their imagination, which is a crucial part of developing. Therefore, when World Book Day comes along, it’s important that they are encouraged to embrace it, recognise it and indulge in some of their favourite books. What Makes World Book
Dogs, babies, young children and safety is the first in the series of Rosecroft Health & Safety’s “Health and Safety at Home” series. Pregnant with a dog at home you need to prepare for your new arrival? Do you have babies or small children at home and thinking of getting a dog? Here we speak
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