The NI Science Festival has launched its sixth annual programme of 270 events across 90 venues throughout the country, packed with interactive workshops, funny demonstrations and dynamic shows suitable for children of all ages. This year’s children’s events have expanded with more shows than ever before. The new ‘Create, Make,Read More →
NORTHERN Ireland has the highest suicide rate in the UK and tragically since the start of the New Year in Belfast, families are mourning the loss of three young lives. Leading organisation Children in Northern Ireland (CiNI) is reminding parents that it is on-hand for advice, support and guidance ifRead More →
Vodafone and famous mum, solo artist, radio presenter and Spice Girl Emma Bunton have joined forces to launch the Vodafone Digital Family Pledge – a fun online tool that helps families create tech ground rules together and then turns them into their very own family pledge. The free, personalised andRead More →
Education Minister Peter Weir has announced 18 schools which will advance in planning under the second call to the School Enhancement Programme (SEP). Twelve primary schools, five post-primary schools and one special school will benefit from an estimated capital investment of £45 million. The Minister made the announcement in theRead More →
What canTetris tell us about how we connect with one another and how we belong? Do you want to know why a man’s best friend is a stick? What happens when a Hermit decides to leave the house? Can four birds stick together when all they have in common is Jabberbabble?Read More →
NSPCC Northern Ireland has paid tribute to Stephen Clements, a long-time ambassador with the charity, who has died suddenly. Catherine Nuttall, Head of Fundraising for NSPCC Northern Ireland, said: “Stephen was a much-valued and much-loved ambassador with us. We were very lucky to have his generous support for many yearsRead More →
LOCAL schools are being encouraged to throw themselves into all things maths as part of a special Northern Ireland-wide fundraising day in aid of the NSPCC. On Friday, February 7, schools can take part using a range of curriculum-based activities, all free and provided by the charity, to liven upRead More →
In 2019 both the UK and Ireland governments declared climate emergencies – so it’s never been more important for families to make this festive season sustainable. Last Christmas alone our wasted wrapping paper could have stretched around the planet nine times over, so the Live Here Love Here team atRead More →
The Department of Education has published a cross-departmental Children and Young People’s Strategy 2019-2029. The strategy sets out a strategic framework for improving the well-being of children and young people in Northern Ireland. It outlines how all government departments, agencies and those who provide children’s services will work together toRead More →
At just four years old, little Ursula Daly from Armagh has ensured 26 eye operations and has been on countless trips to Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, but all she wants for Christmas is a pink guitar and an audio letter from Santa Claus… SANTA LETTERS FOR ALL Mum ConnieRead More →
The festive season is upon us and it’s a time for indulgence but also a great time of the year for getting the kids outside and taking in the beauty of nature… In winter, woods take on a whole new character – spectacular, frosty landscapes. Perfect for enjoying nature’s sightsRead More →
With the General Election now only days away have you decided how you will vote or are you still open to persuasion? Have you heard all you need to hear from the political parties, or do you still have questions when it comes to the issues that really matter toRead More →