Advice for Parents

Tips to help parents be a supporter of learning at home rather than taking on the role of main teacher.

Guest author at Cluey and educational futurist, Gavin McCormack, says self-confidence is the key to unlocking the potential for our kids to excel socially, emotionally and academically. Here’s how t...

As parents, we often fight the urge to be overprotective of our kids, but there comes an age, where a little autonomy is a good thing. So, when is the right time to let the kids travel to school on th...

Going on an overnight school camp is an amazing experience that builds resilience and confidence, but that first time away can also be a little scary. Here’s some good advice for new campers and the...

Looking for ideas to keep your kids entertained during the holidays without breaking the bank? See our top tips for having fun while getting the creative juices flowing.

Teachers, the school and parents play a huge part in building a child’s resilience so they can maintain a positive mindset and are well equipped to thrive in the world.

From the first day at school to the last, there are different expectations and milestones for your child. If you would like to make it easier for your child to navigate all this, read on.

Thinking about teaching your child at home? Homeschooling is on the rise in New Zealand but before you decide, let’s look at the benefits and challenges.

School reports detail the progress of students and inform parents of any issues or challenges that could affect their child’s learning. Here’s how it works.

Some extra support with learning can help children thrive but sometimes, a specialist school is the best option. Let’s explain the options and potential actions.