Back to School Routines: Tips for a Smooth Start

Hey friend, it has been a while. With the new academic year around the corner, back to school routines are on my mind. This year I took a really long summer holiday, because my little boy is about to start Reception next week. What better way to celebrate such a...

My Take on the Phonics Writing Framework for Handwriting

When I first read the government’s new phonics-inspired writing framework, I felt a mix of hope and hesitation. On the one hand, it’s great to see handwriting finally getting the recognition it deserves. But as someone who works with children every day, many of whom...

From Teacher to Tutor A Journey of Connection

Today marks World Tutors' Day, and I can’t help but reflect on the incredible journey tutoring has taken me on. From the Classroom to Private Tutoring Over ten years ago, I made a decision that completely changed my professional life. I became a tutor. And without a...

Why I Chose to Teach Handwriting to Children

When I tell people I teach handwriting, they often smile politely and move on, like it’s a subject that no longer matters in a world of screens, keyboards, and voice notes. And yes, I see the irony. I’m literally typing this right now. But here’s the thing. Despite...

Why Handwriting Still Matters in a Digital World

Many parents wonder if handwriting still matters in a world filled with tablets, voice notes, and screens. With children typing earlier than ever and schools increasingly relying on digital tools, it can seem like writing by hand is becoming less relevant. However,...

A Childhood Handwriting Memory from Bulgaria

In 1995, little Aleks went to school for the very first time. I was 7 years old, wide-eyed and eager to learn. I always wanted to be at the top of the class, though I never quite was. My parents didn’t push for perfect grades, but I felt a quiet sense of pride in...

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