What if the way your child plays Roblox is actually helping them build real study skills? From planning and problem-solving to focus and perseverance, the same strategies used in gameplay can translate to academic success. Discover how virtual play can lay the groundwork for real-world learning — every time they respawn.

When children play online, they’re not just gaming — they’re practising real-world decision-making. Inside Roblox, they plan, adapt, and negotiate, strengthening executive function skills that support learning and life. Parents don’t need to police play — just join it. Co-playing, reflecting, and creating together turn screen time into shared time, building trust, resilience, and genuine connection.

A boy’s love of Roblox revealed more than play — it showed how gaming can mirror real-life coping. Through Henry’s story, we see that virtual strategies for overcoming obstacles can reflect a child’s resilience, creativity, and problem-solving in the real world. The question isn’t whether gaming is good or bad, but how we help children use what they learn in play to navigate life’s challenges.

Roblox now has more daily players than the UK has schoolchildren — and many aren’t kids. As an educational consultant, I explore how platforms like this are evolving, and how digital play shapes young people's thinking, confidence, and wellbeing

Secondary school can be a challenging time, especially when bullying is involved. As a parent, recognizing the signs early and knowing how to take action is crucial. This post explores how to identify if your teen is being bullied, how to talk to them, and the steps you can take to support both your child and their school. Learn how to work together to create a safer, more supportive environment for your teen.

Back-to-school stress doesn’t just affect kids — it also affects parents at work. Here’s how to spot the signs and support your child with calm and confidence.

A new school year can be exciting—and nerve-wracking. Worries about teachers, classmates, or challenges are normal, but sometimes they feel overwhelming. The good news: back-to-school anxiety is common, and with simple, healthy strategies, students can manage their nerves and enjoy the year ahead.

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