To celebrate World Garlic Day on 19th April, try this tasty dish from the kitchen of Emily Jonzen. Contains plenty of turmeric, which has long been used to tackle inflammation. Veggie cooking that doesn't compromise on flavour.

Grow and share, learn animation and watch puppet films from around the world, enjoy outdoor museum events for Spring! Plus magical story walks and fantasy art workshops!

Today marks the start of the Celtic Tree Ogham month of the willow tree. Willow is the tree associated with the feminine; it has many uses in the home and as a healer. Try this indigestion tonic made from its bark.

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Mummy time is magic time in this unexpected and enchanting tale from the one and only Judith Kerr, creator of The Tiger Who Came to Tea and Mog the Forgetful Cat.

This week in our project-based home education we're looking at birds. We're excited to discover that there are over 10,000 species of bird in the world and the fastest bird on earth is the Peregrine Falcon, which can reach speeds of 242mph!

Vanessa Carnevale shares how meditation changed her life (she stopped getting stressed over small things and became a more mindful mother) and offers five ways to bring more calm into family life.

The new moon heralds a fresh start - looks of ideas and a playful energy, says Adeola Sheehy in our lunar forecast for the week ahead. Read on to find out how to best care for yourself during this moon phase.

A crispy and chewy cookie exterior envelopes the most heavenly and fudgy brownie and a peanut butter filling says Anthea Cheng. Try this plant based decadent treat to soothe your way into the weekend. You're welcome!

This #ThrowbackThursday, Bethany Dawson shares how nature journalling has encouraged a sense of wonder for her home educated children and we've five tips to get you started on your own nature journal projects at home.

This week we're learning about rabbits in our project based learning. Did you know that rabbit's teeth never stop growing or that does can give birth to 60 kits a year? Check out some of our favourite resources and books to support home education.