Developing Critical Thinking Skills in Kids Through Coaching

In today’s rapidly changing world, critical thinking is a skill that holds immense value. It equips individuals, young and old, with the ability to analyze, evaluate, and solve complex problems effectively. As parents, educators, and coaches, fostering critical thinking skills in children is an investment in their future success. In this blog, we’ll delve into the benefits of nurturing young …

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Nurturing Deeper Connections: The Power of Open Communication with Your Child 

Communication is the cornerstone of any healthy relationship, and this holds especially true in the parent-child dynamic. Encouraging open and honest communication with your child is not only essential but can also lead to deeper connections and a more profound understanding of one another. In this blog, we’ll explore the significance of active listening and how it can strengthen your …

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Coaching Builds Resilience in Children: Nurturing Confidence in Facing Life’s Challenges

Resilience is a vital quality that empowers children to navigate life’s ups and downs with confidence and courage. It equips them with the ability to bounce back from setbacks, adapt to change, and develop a positive outlook on life. In today’s world, where children encounter various challenges, coaching plays a crucial role in fostering resilience, enabling them to thrive in …

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Welcome to our ’24 Days of Coaching’ Advent Journey!

As the festive season approaches, we embark on a special journey designed to illuminate the significance of supporting and nurturing children. Welcome to our ’24 Days of Coaching’ Advent, where each day unveils valuable insights, practical tips, and heart-warming stories centred around child coaching. At a time when the world comes together to celebrate and reflect, we invite you to …

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Is OFSTED fit for today’s purpose?

So,  Unions say ‘pause inspections’ following the tragic death of a head teacher; OFSTED says stopping inspections would not be in children’s best interest. Perhaps a pause is required for some reflection, about the full process of the current inspection routine, from the school staff’s near continual worry and stress of the short notice ‘pounce’ on a school, the inspection …

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Down with Skool! (Geoffrey Willans)

Initially, my reaction to the recent student protests in schools was that they were taking the P—. However, I retracted my comment after realising it was an inappropriate pun.  These protests have centred around such issues as toilet breaks and school uniforms; there’s nothing new here. As someone who once owned a school uniform shop, I recall that many parents …

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