The end of term beckons. Your children might be giddy with excitement about endless days ahead, free time without restriction, no homework, sleeping in until noon… First off: breaks are essential. Taking time out is good for us physically and mentally. That said, school hols can be an ideal time to keep brains stimulated too. […]
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