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Partnering with your child’s school
Children do best when home and school work together. Read circulars and the school app regularly, attend parent–teacher meetings and share any changes at…
Read article →Preparing for exams without stress
Exams are a check on learning, not a measure of a child’s worth. Start revision early, in short daily sessions, and mix reading with…
Read article →Building emotional resilience in children
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from difficulty, and it can be learned. Let children solve age-appropriate problems themselves, name and talk about…
Read article →Building emotional resilience in children
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from difficulty, and it can be learned. Let children solve age-appropriate problems themselves, name and talk about…
Read article →Healthy lunch box ideas for busy mornings
A balanced lunch box includes a whole grain (chapati, millet dosa, brown rice), a protein (dal, paneer, sprouts, egg), vegetables and a fruit. Prepare…
Read article →Keeping children safe: what every parent should know
Talk to children early and often about personal safety using correct names for body parts, the difference between safe and unsafe touch, and the…
Read article →Healthy screen habits for school children
Screens are useful for learning and connection, but balance matters. Agree on family screen-time rules, keep devices out of bedrooms at night and switch…
Read article →Partnering with your child’s school
Children do best when home and school work together. Read circulars and the school app regularly, attend parent–teacher meetings and share any changes at…
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