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...school and have better self esteem than children who don’t play sport. they are also generally healthier as a result of their increased activity and have better social networks than those who...

...school but in the last year or two of primary school, between the ages of 11 and 13, girls enter a vulnerable age and their resilience takes a battering. girls tend to base future successes on past...

raising resilient children school life presents children with endless challenges, setbacks, failures and difficulties. a resilient child will be able to withstand the pressures of school much more...

...school because they don’t get involved with classroom disturbances and don’t want to bring unwanted attention to themselves with poor grades. they are well behaved they are easy to look...

...school, their career and their personal life. the real dangers lie in sharing personal information, meeting strangers who contact them online and internet bullying. however, there is no need to panic...

...school children. this wonderfully beneficial programme does require an annual subscription but it’s worth talking to your school about signing up. 6. innocent this is a fantastic site that's...

...school they attend etc. • keep the computer in a communal part of the home • spend time on-line with your children. • learn about parental control tools, protective software and...

...schools have a zero tolerance attitude to bullying-yet there are still a vast number of children who are suffering in silence. a shocking amount of children who are bullied say nothing, perhaps out of...

...school where they will have to sit exams and fluent and legible writing is essential. it’s also important that children develop a style that is pleasing to look at and not difficult to decipher...

...school. your child at this age will be moving on from a palmer grasp to an uncomplete tripod grasp. fine motor skills at age 5 include: folding paper diagonally writing their first and last name...

...school. your 11-12 year old has a phonological understanding of spelling your child at this age will be able to comprehend that sounds can be represented in lots of different ways and will be familiar...

...schools across dublin who are taking part in some cinemagic! workshops will include writing and design, storytelling, charles dickens drama workshop, film and the environment with eco-unesco and irish...

success beyond dyslexia even with the appropriate treatment, children with dyslexia can find school a struggle. it’s essential to support your child’s efforts by offering encouragement and...

...school and in life. so whether you both write a thank you letter to his grand-parents or make a shopping list together, it’s essential that he gets plenty of practice at home....

...school and starts practicing writing, they should also keep practicing at home. getting your child to write letters and thank-you notes to friends and family are great ways to encourage hand-writing...

...school boat girl seed box good bye ship boy grass shoe bread ground sister brother hand snow cake head song car hill squirrel cat home stick chair horse street chicken house sun children kitty table...

...school. divide a piece of paper into three or four columns. you will then write the selected words into the first column. start with: look focus on the first word on the list that needs to be learned...

literacy milestones for 5 - 6 year olds learning to read is one of the most exciting things to happen to a child when they start school. it’s not easy to learn how to read but thankfully there...

...schools but if your child’s school has already recommended a number of children for assessment then there may be a considerable waiting period. should you need to schedule a private assessment...

...school children