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Education and the future
Helping your child make choices for their future post-16
Today in the UK, everyone has to stay in education or training until they're 18. Here's what parents need to know about the options available for your child
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Education and the future
Helping your child cope with exam stress
Helping your child cope with exam stress: top tips for parents
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Education and the future
Secondary school: the first few weeks
The big move up to secondary school can be a bit scary. Here are our tips on how to support your child through some common teething problems.
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Education and the future
Top tips for teens on digital finance
Teaching children about money in the digital age: a parent’s guide
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Education and the future
Managing money in a digital world: a parent’s guide
How to help your child manage money in a digital world
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Education and the future
Five tips for starting a new school
Five tips to help your child tackle their first week at a new school with ease and confidence.
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Education and the future
Sex education in schools: a parent’s guide
Sex and relationships education: a helpful rundown of what is – and what could be – taught in schools
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Education and the future
Why everyone should learn to code
Simon Humphreys of Computing at School explains why coding is cool
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Education and the future
Games to help your child learn to read
Learning to read is vital for most of what comes afterwards in school (and the rest of your life!) but it can sometimes feel like a chore. Neurologist Dr Judy Willis offers her top tips for making the process as smooth and pleasurable as possible while below, we look at some online resources you can download for your child at home
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Education and the future
Homework: 10 tips to get ahead
A parent's guide to managing your child’s homework effectively
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Education and the future
Supporting your child’s education: five top tips for dads
Jeremy Davies of The Fatherhood Institute offers his top tips for what dads can do particularly well.