Devil’s Pulpit: A Walk of Myth and Legend
There are not many walks which offer myth and legend along the way. A family walk that offers this – and more – is one which my children and I […]
There are not many walks which offer myth and legend along the way. A family walk that offers this – and more – is one which my children and I […]
This week, after several months of being closed due to covid-19 guidelines, the Bristol Animal Rescue Centre charity, has announced that it has re-opened its doors, ready to start finding […]
Today’s post on Bristol Mum features a reader’s baby’s birth story. The mum shares how her much-wanted birth plan contrasted starkly with the actual birth itself and her feelings about […]
Fairfield High School Bristol is a secondary academy in Horfield, BS7. Here, FHS Principal, Mr Nick Lewis, gives an update and shares the school’s latest news and successes. One of […]
Happy Talk: The Milestones of Child Language Development By Kirsty Henderson, Speech and Language Therapist, Happy Talk, BSc Hons, HCPC A child’s journey as he or she learns language is […]
Yesterday my children and I visited a telephone box library in Alveston. The traditional red phone box, long disused, has been remodelled into a quirky little library, with shelves full […]
Oxfordshire Children’s Author, Lawrence Prestidge, is back with a new and exciting adventure featuring a cast of penguins! Penguin Beach focuses on Clyde, as the star of the show, who delights […]
Have you found something interesting to do while on lockdown? How’s home learning been for you? Are you missing particular people of activities? Are you worried about anything? These are […]
On the afternoon of Monday 15th June parents and children from Bristol and beyond gathered in Keynsham for a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest. The event provided an opportunity for […]
One positive effect of lockdown has been a huge boost to cycling – and Bristol Cycling Campaign is feeling the benefit of this surge. The number of cyclists on Bristol’s […]