With schools closed everywhere and no clear notion of when they might resume operation, home schooling has gone from a niche pursuit to a practical necessity. Tests aren’t on the horizon, but it isn’t about hitting academic targets: it’s about keeping kids learning to avoid developmental stagnation. Read More...

Since we were told to stay at home and stay safe, many of us have had to think outside the box and find ways to keep our children busy. As we creep up to nearly 2 months since closures it is inevitable that many of us will start to lose momentum. With no current date set when children will be returning to the classroom, Kent-Teach have created some ideas and activities for those in need of some inspiration. Read More...

Online teaching has brought with it a range of unexplored and unknown territories, especially when it comes to its relative novelty when compared to orthodox teaching methods. Combined with a comprehensive course outline and the right resources, online learning can prove to be even more effective as compared to a conventional classroom setting. Read More...

With gyms, classes and fitness events closed across the country, we are having to find new ways to get our daily exercise fix within our homes and gardens. Read on for our top tips and recommendations for working out at home! Read More...

Like everyone else in the world, you may be feeling conflicted about the realities of the Coronavirus outbreak and social distancing. Think of this as an opportunity to both spend time with your children and encourage your child’s growth in unique ways. Here’s how music can help your children stay well-rounded during the Coronavirus outbreak. Read More...

As teachers, it’s more important than ever to find fresh and exciting resources to inspire classes and motivate kids — particularly when those kids are working from home by themselves or with guidance from mum and dad. With that in mind, here are five great and free educational resources for teachers and students at home. Read More...

As we enter our fourth week in lockdown many of us will be following the government guidelines and working remotely within the family home. For some of us, this way of working could face barriers and challenges as we all have differing living environments. It’s important to consider that although this can be a popular way of working, some of us are not lucky enough to have an office set up. Read More...

Just because you are stuck indoors and missing the weekly quiz due to all the pubs being closed, it doesn’t mean you can’t still do one and have fun. If you can’t live without doing a quiz don’t worry there is still a way! Read More...

It’s Easter this week so if we can’t get out of the house then we must get innovative and bring the adventure indoors. Take some enjoyment from doing things indoors and get inspired by our top 5 things to do. Read More...

Face to face interviews are not dissimilar to virtual interviews but many of us are often worried or apprehensive about change. The fact that we aren’t in the same room as the interviewer may seem slightly strange or surreal, but the interview process remains the same, just without the handshake! Here are 12 ways you can prepare for an online interview and help you get the job of your dreams. Read More...