We’re marching on rapidly towards Easter holidays, it’s been a week of Year 7 exams, trying to work out calendars for football matches, and ducking between early April showers. Here’s our week 12 for Project 52. Sunday was Mother’s Day….
Can you teach children a hard work ethic or is it a nature vs nuture argument that they’re born with it or not.
Camping vs glamping? Which type of camping is right for you and what are the benefits and differences of each option
Another week, and things are definitely starting to feel more like Spring. Brighter skies, a couple of days where I’ve not needed to wear my gilet in the house. It’s week 11 of Project 52. Sunday was a quiet one….
What methods to use for batch cooking, different meal ideas, and the benefits of batch cooking for convenient meals
Another week and another of the new Wasgij releases from January 2023. These have taken me a while to get around to, I’m spending more time reading and learning spanish on Duolingo. This one is Wasgij Destiny 25 Games Night….
This week has mostly been about snow. Thankfully none of it has hung around, and I’ll be glad to see the back of it. Here’s our week 10 for Project 52. Sunday was the second hardcore project day for N….
London day trip itinerary around Tower of London, Monument and Borough Market, great mix of stops for pre-teens and older children
Visiting Painswick Rococo Garden to see the snowdrops in the historic designed garden, with sculptures, follies and wooded walkways.
It’s been another quiet week now we’re back at work and school after half term. Not long to go before we’re looking forward to Easter holidays though. Just 4 school projects for N to get through. Sunday was a quiet…
An experience of first time Young Driver lessons, for 10-17 year olds, this one held at Bicester Heritage centre
