This blog explores the experiences of young people of African heritage in schools across the North of England, as well as how their upbringing has impacted their ability to thrive in educational environments.
The Weight of Expectation: African Heritage and Educational Experience Read More »
In a powerful gathering that brought together over 40 parents, carers, community leaders, and professionals, Afrikindness—working in partnership with Leeds Mental Wellbeing Service (LMWS) and Touchstone…
In a powerful gathering that brought together over 40 parents, carers, community leaders, and professionals, Afrikindness—working in partnership with Leeds Mental Wellbeing Service (LMWS) and Touchstone…
Reflecting on a Century of Autism The last 100 years have witnessed a remarkable evolution in our understanding and treatment of autism. From its initial diagnosis in the early 20th century to the present day, the journey has been one of significant discovery, challenges, and progress. Initially misunderstood and stigmatized, autism is now recognized as
World Autism Awareness Day: A Journey of Understanding and Inclusion Read More »
The proverb “A talking drum speaks louder than a silent one” signifies the power of expression and communication. It emphasizes that sharing one’s thoughts and feelings, like the resonant beats of a talking drum, can have a profound impact and make a meaningful contribution to conversations and community dynamics. In today’s fast-paced, digitally connected world,
Building Mental Health: The Importance of Self-Expression in Children Read More »
How often do we observe Trees around us? According to a report by the National Trust, modern children may be experiencing a phenomenon called “nature deficit disorder” due to their lack of outdoor exposure. Take a read.
The Importance of Trees for Kids: Teaching the Next Generation Read More »
As parents, it is easy to forget about our own needs, while trying so hard to sort out the needs of your kids, neighbours, and everyone else. So, this a gentle reminder that we take this time out to relax and enjoy the festive period.
Be a Kinder Parent: The Gift of Self-Love Starts With You Read More »
Once upon a time, in a land not too dissimilar from ours, there was a village where every sock lived peacefully in pairs. These sock pairs were diverse – some long, some short, some with stripes, and others with polka dots. They lived harmoniously, each pair celebrating the uniqueness of the other.
Odd Socks Day: A Metaphor for Unity Against Bullying Read More »
As the summer season arrives, children eagerly embrace the opportunities for outdoor adventures, family summer holidays, and swimming at the beach. However, it’s crucial to be mindful of potential risks.
Stay Cool and Safe: 11 Ways to Keep Your Kids Safe This Summer Read More »
Africa Day, observed annually on May 25th, is a vibrant celebration of the African continent’s diverse cultures, history and achievements. This significant day holds tremendous importance, not only for Africans, but also for people worldwide who recognize the invaluable contributions Africa has made to our global community.
Africa Day: Celebrating Unity, Diversity, and the Spirit of Africa Read More »
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