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Year 3

Storytime is an underrated way to help your child develop their reading comprehension skills. Here's why we love reading to our kids!

A father reading a bedtime story to his son

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Reading to your child is as important as hearing them read. Here's why.

Non-verbal reasoning

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Year 5

Year 6

Board games can help children develop their problem-solving, logic and creativity, all while having fun. Try these top picks for your next family games night!

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Top educational board games

Year 4

The start of the new school term is a great opportunity for a fresh start! With these healthy learning habits you can support your child to enjoy their studies.

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5 tips to build an effective study routine

As September approaches, it's time to get your child into a back-to-school sleep routine. Read Atom's top tips to help your child feel refreshed for the new year.

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How to get into a back-to-school sleep routine

Is your child anxious about the new school year? Learn top tips to tackle back-to-school nerves so that they start September feeling confident and prepared!

Happy schoolgirl taking books from her smiling mother in a bright, natural setting

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Overcoming back-to-school nerves

September is an opportunity for growth and adventure. But after weeks of relaxation, it's natural to be unsure. Help your child get excited to take on the new term!

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How to get into the back-to-school mindset

Explore activities to keep your child learning this summer and avoid the summer slide!

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How to avoid the summer slide

Has your child been diagnosed with ADHD? Zara explains the types of adaptions that might be put in place at school, and how you can support your child at home.

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ADHD explained: how to support your child

Does your child struggle to remember things they've learned? You’re not alone! Here’s what you need to know about the Forgetting Curve – and what to do about it.

The Forgetting Curve: How to boost your child's memory

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Looking to rekindle your child's enthusiasm for learning? Here are our tips for keeping your child motivated as they begin the Key Stage 2 national curriculum. 

Keeping your child motivated in Key Stage 2

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How to keep your child motivated in Key Stage 2

Top tips for keeping your child’s mind active over the summer holidays to support wellbeing and academic flourishing.

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Tips to keep your child's mind active this summer

You've done some research into dyslexia and think your child may be showing some traits. What next? Zara explains how to seek support and ways to help at home.

Dyslexia Deciphered: What works and when to seek specialist help

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Supporting your child with dyslexia

11 plus

Independent learners have academic advantages and more confidence. Learn the two-part strategy for developing your child's independent learning skills, along with tips and activities to support their independence.

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