Starting school is a major milestone for any child, and for many families, it brings a mix of excitement, pride, and worry. While some children stride into their new classrooms with confidence, others take longer to feel secure. If your child has started school but does not seem to be settling, you are not alone. Many children need more time, reassurance and support than we expect, and there are positive, practical steps you can take.

Exam time can be stressful – not just for children, but for parents too. As a parent, it's natural to want your child to succeed, but...

Jessica Wythe (she/her) is a doctorate researcher specialising in Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) at the College of...

Get ready to hit that subscribe button! We're thrilled to announce the arrival of our brand-new podcast series, RECAP , this weekend!...

Dr Poppy Gibson is a Lecturer and researcher  in Education whose key interests involve children and young people's psychological...

Nicky McIntosh, Museum Consultant I have enjoyed participating in the museum sector since 1998 as both a history curator and learning...

Have you ever learned a new skill simply by watching someone else? Or picked up a habit from observing those around you? If so, you've...

What is 14-16 Provision? 14-16 provision offers an alternative educational pathway for young people aged 14-16 who may not thrive in a...