We live online now. Phones are buzzing every five seconds. Screens are lighting up our faces late at night.
Work, friends, even family dinners somehow find their way onto apps and group chats. It’s all there. Convenient, sure. But does it feel real?
In a world that celebrates specialization, the value of embracing extra-curricular activities often goes unnoticed.
Beyond the confines of classrooms and workplaces, these activities provide a canvas for personal growth, skill development, and the exploration of new passions.
Humans are naturally communal – we thrive on our social ties.
Without meaningful human connections it’s easy for us to become apathetic and dispirited.
A new special free school for South Cheshire children with social, emotional and mental health needs is to open in Crewe.
East Cheshire Youth Achievement Free School Trust, which runs Fermain Academy in Macclesfield, has been approved to open a 40-place special free school for children aged 4-16.
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