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How to talk to your child about misogyny by William Howell-Harte, Head of PSHE at Alleyn’s School

In the wake of a new brand of influencers pedalling misogynistic ideology, Head of PSHE at Alleyn’s School, Will Howell-Harte, offers five tips on how to talk to your child about misogyny.

Revision skills: How to revise effectively with Steve Badger, Deputy Head of Teaching and Learning at Lord Wandsworth College

With exam season nearly upon us, we thought it would be helpful to reshare the podcast we recorded with the wonderful Steve Badger, who oversees teaching as the Deputy Head at Lord Wandsworth College. We discuss effective revision strategies and the key factors contributing to success.

Friendships in the early years with Dr Amanda Gummer, Child Development Expert and Founder of The Good Play Guide and Alicia Drummond, Founder of The Wellbeing Hub

In this podcast, Dr Amanda Gummer and Alicia Drummond discuss the significance of friendships in early childhood, emphasizing the importance of play in developing social skills. They explore the various types of play, the dynamics of friendship groups, and the impact of screen time on children’s development. The discussion also covers sibling rivalry, fairness in parenting, and the balance between indoor and outdoor play, whilst highlighting the need to understand children’s individual personalities, including introversion and extroversion.

Netflix’s Adolescence: What can we as parents and educators learn from the series and how do we better support our young people? by Alicia Drummond, Therapist and Founder of The Wellbeing Hub

Netflix’s Adolescence is a must view for parents of both boys and girls. The series is hard hitting and highlights both the challenges facing adolescents and the ever-growing divide between what most adults believe children know and do, and what children actually know and do. So, what can parents and educators learn from Adolescence and what do we need to do to support our young people better? Read Alicia’s top tips.

Five ways to navigate Ramadan safely if you have an eating disorder by Fiona Yassin, Internationally Registered Psychotherapist and Founder and Clinical Director at The Wave Clinic, Malaysia

During the month of Ramadan, a lot of activity and conversation is focused on food, specifically in a celebratory sense and especially when families and friends gather to break the fast. But for people who have an eating disorder, Ramadan can be a really problematic and triggering time, fuelled with anxiety and fear. Fiona Yassin, Internationally registered psychotherapist and Founder and Clinical Director at The Wave Clinic, Malaysia, shares her expert advice on how to navigate Ramadan safely and respectfully.

In conversation with eating disorders expert, Dr Nihara Krause

Dr Nihara Krause is a highly skilled clinician who specialises in eating disorders and self-harm. Alicia and Nihara discuss the causes, signs and symptoms of eating disorders, as well as the ways in which adults can help a young person they suspect has, or is at risk of developing an eating disorder.

Free and fun half-term activities for the whole family

Finding affordable activities for the whole family can be challenging and sometimes frustrating. To help you out, we’ve compiled a list of budget-friendly ideas that are not only fun and easy but also enjoyable for everyone.