Halloween is a magical time filled with costumes, lollies, and a touch of spooky excitement. It’s also the perfect opportunity to inspire your child’s imagination and encourage them to write their own Halloween stories. Whether it’s a ghostly adventure, a mysterious costume mishap, or a thrilling trick-or-treat quest, storytelling can transform the excitement of Halloween into a creative and memorable experience.
As a parent, you want your child to thrive at school, feel confident in their abilities, and develop a love of learning that lasts a lifetime. One of the best ways to support your child’s education is through regular tuition and practice in core subjects like maths and English. At NumberWorks’nWords, we understand the difference consistent support, repetition, and personalised learning can make. Here is why tuition and regular practice are so important and how they can set your child up for success.
When children struggle with maths it can be a stressful time for the whole family. Many parents worry about their child’s progress but are unsure if extra support will really make a difference. Leanne, our Rotorua franchise owner, recently shared a powerful story that shows how the right help can turn things around not only academically but also in a child’s confidence and outlook on life.
For many families, a pet is more than just a furry friend. They’re a beloved member of the household. But beyond cuddles and companionship, pets offer something incredibly valuable for children: powerful life lessons. At NumberWorks’nWords, we know how important it is to nurture learning both inside and outside the classroom. Surprisingly, one of the best teachers your child might ever have could be the one wagging its tail at the front door.
Imagine if William Shakespeare, one of the most celebrated writers in English history, lived in today’s world. Instead of sharing his stories only through traditional stage plays, what if he had a YouTube channel designed especially to teach children about literacy? With his flair for drama, clever wordplay and imaginative storytelling, Shakespeare might use modern tools to make language come alive in ways that are fun, visual and easy to understand.
