Recognising and Understanding Dyscalculia
Dyscalculia is a learning disorder that impedes a child's ability to grasp numerical concepts and mathematics. Recognising and intervening when needed can be beneficial in addressing this challenge.
Stories That Speak About Who We Are
In a country with 11 official languages, mother tongue books are not always easily available, and most children’s books lack…
Exam Time can be Stressful for the Whole Family
For families and learners, exam time is stressful, placing extra pressure on all members of the household. Here are a…
When Your Child Needs Occupational Therapy
Hearing that your child might benefit from occupational therapy is not easy, but it might be exactly what they need
Searching for the Ideal Nanny
It's not easy to go back to work when your maternity leave ends, but having a good nanny can smooth things over.
Intervention is Key for Children with Difficulties
Some children find it difficult to read or write. Others find it difficult to understand what they read. Some children struggle to make friends. But the earlier the problem is diagnosed and treated, the better. The key is intervention.
4 Parenting Apps You Can’t Do Without
As a parent, you have a lot to manage and remember. From paying school fees on time to making sure…
Managing Dyslexia: Kate’s Story
Identify reading challenges such as dyslexia early so that intervention can target foundational skills. Self-talk like, ‘I’m dumb’ is a…
Building a Caring School Community
It takes a village to raise a child, especially during these uncertain times. Here are seven ways of building a…