It’s October. By now, your child’s new timetable will be in full flow – with set homework on regular days and after-school clubs to squeeze in. But if you are like many of the parents who contact us, it’s this time of the school year when workload problems surface. Perhaps you’ve experienced these issues? Homework sheets and letters […]
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How to survive a new school term
Monday, September 5th, 2016After such a long holiday break, are you ready for the new term? Getting back into routine is so much easier if you are prepared for it. Here’s a dollop of practical advice to avoid ‘back to school’ stress! Plan early starts Leave everything to the morning, expect chaos. Lay out uniform, prepare packed lunches and pack school bags the night […]