Research consistently shows that children who read for pleasure perform better across multiple subjects — not just English. Reading independently also improves general knowledge, critical thinking and emotional intelligence.
But perhaps most importantly, children who enjoy reading are more likely to become lifelong learners.
Did you know scientists have discovered a brand-new colour? It’s called olo, and it might just change how we understand colour forever!
5 surprising, silly and sciencey Moon facts for children! Discover amazing moon facts for kids. Learn how the Moon smells like burnt fireworks. Find out why a Moon day is longer than a whole month on Earth
Change is all around us, especially when we look at animals that change! Animals have incredible ways of adapting to their environment, whether it's to survive, grow, or find food. Some creatures even transform completely, like a real-life magic trick!
Pancake Day is here, and what better way to celebrate than with a fun and nutritious twist on the classic pancake? Our Green Pancakes Recipe is pac...
Welcome to Kurio magazine’s book reviews for curious kids aged 7-12, where we dive into this month’s icy theme: Ice! In our February 2025 roundup, ...
After a summer of relaxed schedules and fewer routines, transitioning back into structured days can be difficult. This can be particularly true for more sensitive children. Maybe your child had later bedtimes, slept in, or spent more time on screens. Perhaps family rules were a little looser over the break. Whatever the case, adjusting back to school routines can feel overwhelming.
Have you ever wondered why some days are longer than others? Well, today we're diving into the amazing phenomenon of the summer solstice – the longest day of the year, which happens on June 20th this year.
According to Forbes, “our children now require an education to fulfil skills and jobs that do not even yet exist - as we prepare for a new 4th Indu...
Meet Rachel Ortas - Rachel is one of the founders of OKIDO Studio and OKIDO Magazine and is the creator of Messy Monster and Messy goes to OKIDO. ...
In the first of our blog series celebrating our STEAM education pioneers (that's Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) we chat to...
