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  • 6 Jan 2010

    Learning about snow

    The first snow of the year. My son Max and I rush outside, shoving on coats, hats and scarves for a quick walk around the block to drink in the magic. We stick our tongues out and marvel at the huge, fat soft flakes falling in slow-motion through the still air. Read on to find out all the fascinating things you can learn about snow. […] more

  • 3 Nov 2009

    Schools tackle climate change

    Teams from ten schools throughout the UK wowed environmental leaders with their ideas on tackling climate change in London today. The finalists each made a short presentation to senior figures in business, industry, science and the environmental lobby in a bid to win first prize for their schools. […] more

  • 2 Nov 2009

    A Dad’s Perspective

    Sometimes Dads are seen as omnipotent - a universal fixer of things. The challenge is Dads are not all-knowing. They are frequently tired and absent physically, and sometimes, emotionally. So how do you as a Dad model the behaviour you want to see? wonders Mike Payne. […] more

  • 30 Aug 2009

    Organic toys

    Natalie Southgate launched The Organic Toy Company over a year ago because she wanted her children, suffering with allergies and eczema, to be able to snuggle down with a toy that didn’t irritate them at bedtime. […] more

  • 14 Jul 2009

    Travelling with children

    It is said that travel broadens the mind. Heading off on an adventure with children is certainly an exciting experience, and creates memories that they are likely to treasure for a long time. With a little help from parents travel can give children a better understanding of the world that they will one day inherit. […] more

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