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‘You wonder how to have a conversation with your children? First, chuck the BlackBerry away’
Telegraph 09/03/10 -
‘Eating for two’ may harm baby
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Eating breakfast and fatty diet during early pregnancy increases chances of having a boy
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Free our schools
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Childcare helps identify vulnerable children’s needs
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As a teacher, I’ve realised Twitter has real potential
Guardian 09/03/10 -
Association of Graduate Recruiters: ‘Parents should save from child’s birth for university’
Timesonline 09/03/10 -
Times Spelling Bee teams begin new war of words
Times 09/03/10
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Jade’s legacy: Tragic reality star leaves £3m to beloved sons
Daily Mail 07/03/10
The details of Jade Goody’s will have been revealed and her widower Jack Tweed hasn’t been left a penny by his late wife.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1256089/Jades-legacy-Tragic-reality-star-leaves-3million-beloved-sons-widower-Jack-Tweed-gets-car.html#ixzz0hVzriQme
Martin Lewis: how to teach children about money
Telegraph 01/03/10
It couldn’t come too soon. Student loans have hit the grand old age of 20, yet it’s taken that time for politicians of any hue to realise that government-enforced borrowing must be coupled with government-enforced financial education.
Home Access Grant - Free computers for children of low income families
Feb 2010
Home Access is a government drive that helps low-income families who currently lack access to a computer and/or internet to get online at home.
The programme is aimed at those that need it most. If you are a low-income family in receipt of certain benefits you could qualify for a grant to buy a computer and/or [...]Parents must say ‘no’ to children who cost the earth
Telegraph 24/02/10
Cassandra Jardine is appalled by the suggestion that it costs over £200,000 to raise a child.
Cost of raising child breaks £200,000
Guardian 23/02/10
The average cost of raising a child to the age of 21 has crashed through the £200,000 barrier for the first time according to research published today.
Middle class students ’should pay higher university tuition fees’
Telegraph 22/02/10
Middle class students could end up paying more to go to university to enable poorer applicants to afford a place, under submissions put to the Government.
An uncle and his pensions
Telegraph 12/02/10
Malcolm Cuthbert started pension plans for nine of his nieces and nephews.
Almost a third of parents remortgage their home to fund adult children
Telegraph 17/02/10
The rise of so-called YUCKIES – Young Unwitting Costly Kids – is forcing 28 per cent of parents to take the drastic and unexpected measure to help their 18 to 30 year old children.
Pensions: why children are getting in on the act
Telegraph 12/02/10
More than 60,000 children have pension plans according to the HMRC.
How to turn your children into nice little earners
Telegraph 12/02/10
If chimneys still needed to be swept, my children would be equipped with the latest face masks and sent up them. Why else did we call our eldest child Oliver, except to remind him that, like his Dickensian namesake, he was expected to earn his keep at an early age?
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