Can You Catch a Cold from Cold Weather?
Do Carrots Help You See In The Dark?
In the first of a fab new series called #factORfable, we take a look at some stubborn myths and find
The Indian Princess Suffragette – Sophia Duleep Singh
You’ve probably heard of the Suffragettes, who fought for women’s rights, but did you know that an Indian princess
I Love You Natty – A Siblings Introduction to Down’s Syndrome
My name is Mia and I’m ten years old. I’m the first person in my family to write a book.
Second Hand – Or Vintage Clothing?
“Euuuuw, that is second hand!” – if you have ever said this, then you could be missing out. Vintage clothing
6 Awesome Classic Books For Tweens
A book can transport the reader back in time. It is hard to imagine a time when we weren’t
Winter Wonderings – How Fast Does Santa Fly?
Continuing our series of #winterwonderings, Sam Gouldson asks the most important question – just HOW fast does Santa fly?
Get Cracking With Computer Coding for Kids
Kids computing – there’s a lot of talk going on about it right now. What do you learn about computing
Calling All (Reluctant) Bookworms
Em is a reader. A bookworm. She always has been, and always will be. Some people love to
Winter Wonderings – Can It Really Be Too Cold for Snow?
Have you ever heard someone say that it is ‘too cold for snow?’, and wondered if this was true. Our
Winter Wonderings – Why Does Frost Make Patterns?
The third #winterwonderings post from our Science Correspondent, Samantha, we take a look at why frost makes patterns. Many countries have
Will It Be a White Christmas 2014?
As we get closer and closer to the big day, the question on everyone’s lips is, ‘Will it be a
New Jump! Books Fiction and Non-Fiction
Introducing Jump! Books Launching in December 2014, Jump! Books brings the great writing, and fascinating stories that
Winter Wonderings – Are Snowflakes Really All Different?
It’s a common belief that no two snowflakes are the same, and in a way this is true. No