This site covers things you need to know about bringing up children - from bathing them as babies to helping them start primary and secondary school - and generally keeping them out of harm's way.
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ParentsCentre is a site that contains advice for parents and carers, helping you to help your child. It provides advice on issues such as: Bullying, Truancy, Behaviour and Discipline, education and learning.
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This site provides a range of advice and links on a number of subjects including: preschool learning and development, childcare and schools, learning and development.
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This BBC site provides advice on issues such as help with school work and help with home/school life. It also allows you to search for games, activities or worksheets to help your child learn at home.
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The CBeebies site offers advice on how children learn and provides some activites that you can get your child involved in to help them learn.
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Advice, discussion forums, links, on all aspects of bringing up children
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Parentline Plus works to offer help and support through an innovative range of free, flexible, responsive services - shaped by parents for parents.
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The school gate provides parents with information covering topics such as: how to support you child, what school should you choose and what will your child do there and how to play a role in the school.
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Family covers the whole tricky territory from adoption to break-up, from legal rights to sibling rivalry. From practical advice for coping with the day-to-day demands of family life to finding a showbiz baby name for your little darling
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The Advisory Centre for Education (ACE) is an independent, registered charity, which offers information about state education in England and Wales for parents of school age children.
They offer free telephone advice on many subjects like exclusion from school, bullying, special educational needs and school admission appeals.
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If your son or daughter applying to higher education then UCAS can help you find all the information you need to support them with their choices and application.
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Working Families helps children, working parents and carers and their employers find a better balance between responsibilities at home and work.
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