Brain Drain
There are plenty of ways to help children to enjoy their summer holidays, whilst keeping their education ticking over.
As the summer holidays fast approach families are collectively holding their breath, waiting for that moment when the final bell goes and students are free to relax for two long months before the start of a new school year. However, whilst relaxation and recuperation are essential to ensure children have the chance to recharge, spend time outside and build up their energy levels ahead of a brand new year in September, ‘switching off’ for long periods of time is not actually that helpful, especially in academic terms.
Words Sophie Stead
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