This week's Mischievous Moral Mayhem is: You are at a family gathering and an adult keeps asking you awkward personal questions. How do...

Don’t forget to write out the Weekly Maths Problem at the top of your page, date the work and show all your workings out (even the wrong...

Occur / Occurred Meaning – to happen or take place. Example of using it in a sentence: “An idea suddenly occurred to her.” Spelling Tips:...

This week's Mischievous Moral Mayhem is: Your homeschool teacher mistakenly blames you for something another Study Buddy did. Do you...

Don’t forget to write out the Weekly Maths Problem at the top of your page, date the work and show all your workings out (even the wrong...

Occupy Meaning – to fill or take up space or time. Example of using it in a sentence: “The children occupy the living room every...

Well done, everyone, for looking after yourselves last week! We had the perfect storm of very high temperatures, high humidity and exceptionally high pollen counts. For many families, this meant poor sleep, reduced concentration and increased frustration, making learning much more difficult than usual. Now that the worst of last week's disruption has settled down, we have the final three weeks left until the end of term. During this time, we need to: Finish any work that was

This week's Mischievous Moral Mayhem is: Someone in your class always beats you in sports or games, and it frustrates you. Do you...

Don’t forget to write out the Weekly Maths Problem at the top of your page, date the work and show all your workings out (even the wrong...

When the weather is really hot, it can be tempting to jump into a river, lake, canal, or the sea to cool down. But water can be much more dangerous than it looks, so it's important to stay safe. Before You Go Near Water Even on a hot day, the water can be very cold. Jumping in suddenly can make your body go into shock and make it difficult to breathe. Always read and follow warning signs. Stay on proper paths. Riverbanks, canal edges, and cliffs can be slippery or unstable. I