of its Preferred Family programme, children under eight go free. Prices start from £185 per night for two adults and two children sharing a room and includes complimentary breakfast, a five-course dinner, a small bottle of Champagne and a special children

town of Littlehampton is just up the road. The hotel is offering free B&B for up to two children sharing their parents’ room at February half-term: a saving of£35 per child. 

staying seven nights start from £1,260. Children sharing their parents’ room stay for free. 

Here are some top tips on on how you can help your child:If you think your child is gifted or talented, discuss his abilities and needs with his teacher or headteacher. All schools should have or share a Leading Teacher for Gifted and Talented

Crete Escapes is offering an exclusive saving of £500 to Junior readers off a stay at the luxury Aloni House villa for weeks commencing July 26 and August 2, 9, 16 and 23. It costs from £375 per person, based on ten people sharing, including maid

starts from £125 per person in a four-bedroom villa, based on eight people sharing, excluding flights.Children will love staying at the five-star Rosa Alpina in the Italian Dolomites. There are lots of children’s activities, while you can relax in the spa

television that doubles as a monitor. A four-night midweek break costs from £599 in September and October. The Egyptian Tourist Authority has launched a new website to help users tailormake their perfect trip to Egypt. You can create, store and share

are sharing with your child. Books can also broaden the vocabulary you use with your child. They bring places and events to life outside our everyday experience. Reading also encourages your child to talk. The best way to use books is as a stepping stone

resort: Emelisse Hotel has a dedicated children’s pool, tennis courts, bikes to borrow, open-air cinema, Elemis spa and beautiful sea views. The two-bedroom family apartments (conveniently sited a stone’s throw from the playground) have their own shared

at the office and make a cup of tea (usually the first food of the day for me), open my computer and start checking emails. Kate, who runs wholesale, and Clare, our Bookkeeper, will both be there as well as one or two sales girls. We occupy one huge room, which