Practical advice for children and parents when adapting to a new school
The end of a school year can mean a move to a new school for some children. While this transition marks a significant change, it also opens doors to new experiences and growth, and with the right strategies, the shift
Beyond the Classroom: Philosophy at Home for Children
By FUNdamentally Children Associate, Sally Latham Children naturally question. Not just questioning why they need to brush their teeth or why Haribo is not an acceptable dinner, but questioning perspective, experience, reality, minds… all the things that academic philosophers are paid
Fostering Independent Reading
Independent reading is the goal for many educators but it can be difficult to foster a love of reading in some children. Reading along is a simple but effective method that educators and parents can use to help improve students'
Encouraging Critical Thinking in Children Through Storytelling
As parents, we all know the importance of reading to our children. Not only is it a great way to spend quality time together, but it also has significant developmental benefits for our little ones. But did you know that storytelling
Power of storytelling: Coping and communicating through stories
We all love a good story. From famous wizards and hobbit adventures - to that crime series we couldn’t stop watching! Escapism is a favourite of children and adults alike and there’s a good reason for it. Storytelling isn’t just for
