Whether you are pregnant or have children already, your priority is always making sure they are loved, looked after and as well equipped as possible for whatever future they choose. From spending time helping with their fine motor skills, helping with homework to supporting them when they leave for University and funding their student accommodation in South London. Of course, some of this comes at a cost. In order to help them not end up in a significant amount of student debt, it is important that you start thinking about building up those savings now. Creating a financial plan will help you maximise your savings returns. Start As Early As…

Gratitude helps us to recognise and cherish all the little reasons to be happy that we might otherwise overlook. It takes a little practice and mindfulness to make gratitude a habit, but the benefits for our mental well-being are undeniable. To help your child explore gratitude, take a look at the following advice from an independent school in London. Take Time To Reflect Our lives sometimes seem to move at a million miles an hour and we don’t often take time out to really consider all the wonderful things we experience along the way. Our children’s lives are no exception to this, with school, clubs, homework and family time, they…

The summer holidays are a great time for families, full of outdoor adventures out and about in the sunshine. Once your children go back to school and the nights begin to draw in, you may be sad to see your outdoor family time come to a halt. To help you keep up with the outdoor lifestyle your family has grown to love through the summer months, an independent school in Wirral has shared 5 educational activities you can try in any season. Nature Walk Encourage your children to take note of their surroundings and talk to you about the things they spot along the way. Look out for squirrels foraging…

Fine motor skills involve the use of the smaller muscles in our bodies, such as those in our hands and feet. Holding a pencil, clicking our fingers and doing up a button are all actions that require fine motor skills. Young children need a lot of practice to develop these skills, and mastering them from an early age is important to aid things such as writing and some self care tasks. Children who develop fine motor skills earlier in life have a bit of head start when they get to school as they’ll already be confident holding a pen or pencil. For tips on helping your child develop their fine…