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Secrets to Successful Homeschooling for Beginners

07/10/2021 Kimberly Miller

Homeschooling can be fun and exciting if done the right way. With these nine tips you’ll be able to homeschool your children with ease.

Parenting a Special Needs Child – How to do it Right

01/15/2021 Kimberly Miller

Having a special needs child can be overwhelming and leave you feeling worried there isn’t enough of you to go around. Here’s how to balance your time.

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Ways to Support a Hearing Impaired Child in the Classroom

06/01/2020 Kimberly Miller

If your child is hearing impaired, there are ways that you can support them in the classroom. Here’s our advice for parents.

Signs You Should Probably Apply For A School Governorship Role

06/01/2020 Kimberly Miller

If you are not happy with your child’s education system, the best way to bring about change is to get involved with their school governorship or other programs.

How To Find The Best Home For Your Family

11/22/2019 Kimberly Miller

Finding the best home for your family may take some time, but the wait will be worth it when you can finally move into your perfect forever home.

How to Get What Your Family Needs

05/25/2018 Kimberly Miller

From disabilities to mental health issues, learning difficulties to medical conditions, getting the support your family needs is vital to keeping them happy and healthy together.

Choosing a School For Your Special Needs Child

10/07/2014 Hannah Whittenly

The awareness that children learn in different ways has never been as widespread as it is today. This applies to children with various special needs, as well as those who just need a different setting, in comparison to the traditional setting that they are currently learning in. Choose from the

School Meeting

03/24/2009 Kimberly Miller

Yesterday I posted under The Teacher From Hell about what happened to Jonathan at school on Monday. Well, today we had a meeting with Ms. Todd (Assistant Principal), Mr. Thompson (Guidance Counselor), and Dr. Woodard (Principal). The meeting started out with Dr. Woodard telling us that she was sorry for