Many of us can remember learning multiplication and division as children. Chanting and reciting full sets as a class, revising the multiplication table at home
History is one of the best subjects to boost your child’s brain power. Looking at the lasting legacies left by some of the most inspirational
Please note: boarding at St Peter’s will cease by the end of the 2025 summer term. Whether you want your children to stay for only
The bottom line is that — as much as we would like them to — children don’t come with instructions. Trying to work out how
Learning how to cook is an important life skill and can support the development of numerous other skills. Starting at a young age can really
Margaret Fuller was the first American female war correspondent, writing for Horace Greeley’s New York Tribune, and full-time book critic. Please watch this beautiful, simple
Over the Christmas break, I read a range of educational articles about how the full range of physical movements in children is diminishing. One piece
Maslow, who was born April 1, 1908 in New York, was an American psychologist and philosopher best known for his self-actualization theory of psychology, which
Intro by Mrs Lucy Ball (Deputy Head, Teaching and Learning). Welcome to our next Guest Blog, for the week. This week’s post comes from Mr
Before the half-term break, I created a Wellbeing blog update. In this blog, I mentioned the theory of how teams evolve together, written by Bruce
