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If you’ve ever found yourself rocking your baby in the quiet hours of the night, scrolling your phone at 3AM, and wondering if you’re the only one awake – you’re not. There’s an unspoken community of parents and carers who share this same experience, and we like to think of it as the secret community of night feeds.

Night feeds can feel lonely. When the rest of the world is asleep, and you’re awake with your baby, it’s easy to feel like you’re the only one. But you’re not. Every night, thousands of parents are up at the same time, rocking, feeding, and comforting their little ones.

If you’ve ever found yourself rocking your baby in the quiet hours of the night, scrolling your phone at 3AM, and wondering if you’re the only one awake – you’re not. There’s an unspoken community of parents and carers who share this same experience, and we like to think of it as the secret community of night feeds.

Holding a Battle of the Books is a brilliant way to celebrate reading, foster confidence in public speaking, and encourage students to discover new books. Here’s how a school can bring this fun, bookish battle to life.

While primary schools often take centre stage on World Book Day with fancy dress and storytelling, secondary schools can bring their own unique flair and here's how!

Simple ways to make your school book fair fun, engaging, and successful.