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by Sarah Napthali With children at school the deadlines in our lives multiply: school-by-nine, pick-up-by-three, homework-done-by-seven, bed-time by a reasonable hour and we must arrive on time for sporting commitments and a host of after-school activities.
by the Editor On January 12, 2010 a massive earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter Scale devastated the island-country of Haiti, which is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. With an estimated fatality count of up to 200,000 and millions more injured and homeless, kids are wondering what they can do to help. ...read more »
By Ronit Baras, Family Matters When I was 16, I joined the school council and fought for kids' rights and freedom of speech. People said it was because I was a Libra, but the teacher who coordinated my school's leadership programs ...read more »
By Rebecca Hurst, 4MyEarth Many schools are faced with the problem of litter and it not been placed in bins. One of the biggest culprits is plastic wrap which is not biodegradable and is not something that can be reused again.
Kids Be Safe Online is a website for parents with information on trends and technologies affecting our kids, and useful materials, tools and resources. ...read more »
Safe online networking for your kids...
...like Facebook and MySpace, but safe!
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Watch this great video clip and read on to find out more! ...read more »
Cancer Council Victoria is inviting all Australians who have been touched by cancer to share their experiences creatively by entering the internationally recognised Cancer Council Victoria Arts Awards 2010. ...read more »
The Australian Council on Children and the Media have issued a parent alert: DO YOU WANT R18+ COMPUTER GAMES? Submissions on this topic by interested parents must be in by Feb 28. ...read more »
Each year thousands of people register to hold events in their homes, schools, churches, businesses and community groups. They cook and sell pancakes to raise funds to support UnitingCare’s work with people in need, including people without a home, disadvantaged children, families in crisis and those with disabilities. ...read more »
January 2010 Children who are heavy users of mobile phone text abbreviations such as LOL (laughing out loud), plz (please), l8ter (later) and xxx (kisses), are unlikely to be problem spellers and readers, a new study funded by the British Academy has found. ...read more »