Pupils aged 4 to learn about online dangers
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 05 Nov 2016
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Children as young as four will be taught about sex and relationships as well as the dangers of the internet.
Before you choose your child’s secondary school, read this
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 23 Oct 2016
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The education specialists’ advice on what you should be looking for on open evenings
What you can do to keep your kids reading
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 09 Oct 2016
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Many parents have fond memories of their children hanging on to every word of a bedtime story.
Time to be brave on obesity and child health
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 27 Sep 2016
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he scandal of child ill-health is a long-standing, growing and urgent challenge. It should be matter of shame that a child’s health is so closely linked to
Work is all about finding the right chemistry
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 12 Sep 2016
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Ask the majority of Britons what Alderley Edge means to them and they will say big houses, big cars, Premiership footballers and television soap actors, yet the
A recipe for child neglect
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 27 Aug 2016
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Morbidly obese children are being taken into care. But are their parents really to blame? Katie Glass meets the loving mums and dads desperate to help their
Why cleanliness is ruining kids’ health
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 15 Aug 2016
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Put the handwash down. Exposure to some microbes can help immunity and prevent allergies, say leading scientists
Computer games ‘benefit children’, study finds
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 30 Jul 2016
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Children who play video games in moderation are more sociable, less aggressive, have fewer emotional problems and do better at school than their peers, Oxford University research
Children mourn the death of boardgames
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 20 Jul 2016
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Board games such as snakes and ladders, ludo and chess are falling out of favour because children are too busy playing with technology, according to a study.
Schoolgirl devises computer game to help detect dyslexia
- Elizabeth Hayley
- 05 Jul 2016
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A schoolgirl’s idea to use computer games to screen children for dyslexia has won the support of entrepreneurs and a leading charity.