by Anne-Marie | Jul 1, 2026 | Education
Cloud spotting might seem like a simple pastime, but it can be one of the most engaging and educational geography activities for children. Whether you are lying in the garden on a sunny afternoon, looking out of a classroom window, or taking a walk through the local...
by Anne-Marie | Jun 23, 2026 | Education
The way adults respond to children’s efforts can have a profound impact on how they view learning, challenges and their own abilities. Whether at home, in school or during tutoring sessions, praise and feedback help shape a child’s confidence, motivation...
by Anne-Marie | Jun 11, 2026 | Education
Written by Georgie, SEND Tutor and Mentor at Bristol Tutors Having worked in SEND education for many years, most of the pupils I work with have ADHD. Although diagnoses are becoming more common, there is still a lot of misunderstanding about what ADHD actually is....
by Anne-Marie | Jun 9, 2026 | Education
Planning a picnic may sound like a simple family activity. Pack some food, grab a blanket and head outside. However, when children are given responsibility for helping to organise the picnic, it quickly becomes much more than a day out. Allowing children to plan a...
by Anne-Marie | May 27, 2026 | Education
Recycling at home is often seen as a simple household task, something we do out of habit or responsibility. Yet for children, it can be much more than that. It becomes a powerful, everyday learning opportunity that introduces important ideas about sustainability and...
by Anne-Marie | Apr 1, 2026 | Education
Helping children develop responsibility and time management skills is one of the most valuable things a parent or carer can do. While homework and structured learning play an important role, everyday life offers equally powerful opportunities for growth. One of the...
