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.

Sometimes just to sit in silence and do nothing is one of the wisest things a person can do in these times in which we live says Magnus Fridh. For mental wellness, finding stillness is important in our noisy world.

Create a wild outdoor room, make stylish clay pots, try rhubarb recipes and rediscover the joys of rolling down a hill! Plus write your own epitaph and try guerilla gardening!

Allow your body to unfurl, relax your muscles and let the healing and restoration take place says Adeola Sheehy, author of our lunar forecast. Read on to find out how to best use the energy of this moon phase.

Playing is in our nature and playing in and with nature is one of the greatest delights childhood has to offer, whether we live amongst city buildings or trees. Here are some of our favourite ideas for nature based play for children, from Delfina Aguilar

Happy Good Friday! Here's a super quick and easy recipe for an Easter treat, which is simple enough that the tiniest bunny can get involved in the baking. They make a lovely gift too, nestled in a box, tied up with ribbon.

This #ThrowbackThursday we've found a fun craft by Joanie Gorman in the archives! This project will get everyone eggcited about decorating for Easter and it can be shared by children of all ages.