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Are your children interested in what’s happening around the world? Our free weekly newsletter helps parents navigate conversations with their children on the big issues shaping their world. It’s packed with useful information, inspiring ideas and expert advice - guaranteed to spark discussions.
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- Stay informed on the latest issues
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- Discover extra resources to feed their curiosity
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From family debates to fun activities and opportunities to extend learning, each quick-read guide is guaranteed to spark conversations, encourage curiosity, and offer solutions.
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The Week's sister publication, The Week Junior, is an award-winning current affairs magazine for eight to 14-year-olds. Inside every issue, children will discover amazing facts, explore world events, and be inspired by ideas and stories that spark family conversations and nurture curiosity.
It's the perfect way to give children a safe and inspiring window to the world - showing them all the amazing and inspiring things that are happening around them every day. To learn more, please visit TheWeekJunior.co.uk.