Our parenting programs aim to empower parents and carers to cope with life’s challenges and maintain strong relationships in the home.
It’s so important to be prepared for a parent-teacher interview. Here are our suggestions for some key questions to ask your child’s teacher/s, so you can get most out of the meeting.
Engaging online learning to empower parents and carers to gain new skills, understanding and confidence.
The Parents as Case Coordinators program offers free online support for parents of children with disability, so they can navigate the NDIS service network.
We have some great tips and strategies for supporting your child through a meltdown and encouraging self-regulation.
By Renee Irving-Lee, Children’s Book Author © 2019 Learning Links It’s homework time again and there’s nothing but tears, refusal, arguments, tantrums, meltdowns or complete avoidance and procrastination. Grrrrrrrrrr!!!!! Why does homework have to be such an epic battle every night? Sound familiar? It’s important for parents to think about […]
Homework ought to be a purposeful learning experience directly related to the work done in the classroom. It should be interesting and stimulating. Parents can act as a guide in the homework so kids can get the most out of it.
