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  • 30 Apr 2012

    Win reading program

    Learning to read is an important skill for all children, and Reading Eggs wanted to make it an enjoyable experience for children too. Read on for your chance to claim your extended free trial and be in with a chance of winning a 1 year subscription to Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress – Where children become great readers! […] more

  • 30 Apr 2012

    Best Children’s Magazines

    I want to be able to buy a quality magazine for my children with stories and activities. There doesn't seem to be anything available that is high quality and not full of adverts for TV shows and things I'm not interested in. Do you have any ideas? […] more

  • 29 Apr 2012

    Walk to School

    Launched in 1995, Walk to School Week is a national campaign with a simple aim – to encourage all parents and children to make walking to school part of their daily routine. There are now over 6,400 schools and 1.6 million children taking part. The campaign is run by Living Streets, the national charity which stands up for pedestrians […] more

  • 28 Apr 2012

    Storytelling and adventure

    I quite often use storytelling to elevate a relatively ordinary day out, sometimes even just a walk round the block to drop off the recycling can became an exploration, an adventure. I’ve used it to calm fractious two year olds and move exhausted four year olds, and occasionally just to make a routine journey more enjoyable for myself. […] more

  • 10 Apr 2012

    Celebrate Cuckoo Day

    Traditionally, the arrival of the cuckoo was the sign that spring had come. Across the country, from mid to late April, our ancestors held feasts and celebrations to mark the cuckoo’s arrival. […] more

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