Supporting Your Third Culture Kid
Published 16/05/25, by Angela Slater
Raising children across borders is both a remarkable opportunity and a profound responsibility
Wellbeing Matters
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Read MoreRemembering for the Future: Why Collective Memory Matters for Children’s Wellbeing
Published 09/05/25, by Angela SlaterAs the world marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day on May 8, 2025, millions paused to reflect on the end of World War II in Europe — a day of relief, courage, and collective triumph.
Read MoreAfter Adolescence: Why Boys Still Deserve Love, Respect, and Guidance
Published 02/05/25, by Angela SlaterIn the wake of the TV series Adolescence, a raw and often unflinching portrayal of teen boyhood in crisis, many viewers were left with heavy hearts — and a heavy question: What now?
Read MoreEaster: A Message of Hope for the World
Published 28/03/25, by Julie AllenAs the world celebrates Easter, we are reminded of the power of hope and renewal that this season brings.
Read MoreThe Power of Shame: How It Holds Us Back from Asking for Help and Growing Healthily
Published 21/03/25, by Julie AllenShame is a powerful emotion that can shape the way we live, think, and interact with the world.
Read MoreSlowing Things Down: Why Children in Highly Academic Environments Need a Break
Published 14/03/25, by Julie AllenIn today's fast-paced world, children are increasingly exposed to high-stakes academic environments that demand performance, competition, and perfection at earlier and earlier ages.
Read MoreThe Joy of Reading – World Book Week
Published 07/03/25, by Angela SlaterThe first book I can remember being read to me is Peter and Wendy, and it sparked in me a love of reading that has lasted a lifetime. I was obsessed with the story of Peter Pan and his band of Lost Boys, and to my absolute delight, my parents took me to see the play when I was about five years old. I can remember every detail of that performance, and I still take great delight in watching the play whenever it pops up locally.
Read MoreTime for a break!
Published 14/02/25, by Angela SlaterIt’s time for a half-term recharge… we’re all feeling it. The snooze button is being hit when before it wasn’t, and motivating oneself to get out of the warm house and into the cold and grey morning is a challenge.
Read MoreSome helpful wellbeing resources
Published 07/02/25, by Angela SlaterIt can be quite confusing when listening to people speak about wellbeing. There are so many voices out there nowadays, and the amount of information available can be overwhelming.
Read MoreChildren's Mental Health Week 2025: How We Can Support Our Children's Well-being
Published 31/01/25, by Angela SlaterChildren's Mental Health Week 2025, taking place from February 3rd to 9th, is an important opportunity for us as parents to prioritise our children's emotional wellbeing. Organised by the charity Place2Be, this year's theme, "Know Yourself, Grow Yourself," encourages children to develop self-awareness, resilience, and emotional intelligence. As parents, we can play a crucial role in nurturing these skills at home.
Read MoreThe Power Paradox: Strength, Morality, and Raising Children to Lead with Integrity
Published 24/01/25, by Angela SlaterThe pursuit of power and the will to do good often seem at odds. History and literature are filled with figures who sought power under the guise of virtue, only to become the very force of oppression they once opposed.
Read MoreThe Importance of Online Safety
Published 17/01/25, by Angela SlaterIn today’s digital age, children have greater access to the internet than ever before. While technology offers incredible educational and entertainment opportunities, it also presents risks that we as parents need to be aware of. Online safety is crucial to protect our children from inappropriate content, cyberbullying, online predators, and data breaches.
