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This month, we’re setting sail on an incredible adventure into the heart of the ocean. From the immense power of the sea to the dangers of tsunamis, we explore the forces that shape our world. You’ll learn about ancient seafarers who braved the wild

Hawaii, part of the Pacific Islands, was once home to over 50 species of colourful honeycreepers, a family of birds known for their varied beak shapes, adapted to different food sources. While many species are now endangered or extinct, they remain a

The heart of our blue planet, the ocean, is an ever-moving mass of water that covers two-thirds of the globe. The ocean provides us with most of the air that we breathe and keeps the climate habitable. It feeds us and gives us energy sources. The oce

Overfishing damages the balance of the entire ocean. To protect this ecosystem, we need to fish responsibly by leaving enough fish behind to keep the ocean healthy for the future. You can help preserve fisheries by choosing sustainably sourced seafoo

Get ready to dive into the world of Origami with this fun activity! Not only will you learn to fold a fish, but you’ll also explore the incredible importance of keeping our oceans healthy. With every fold, you’re connecting to the beauty and balance

Somewhere between 3 000 and 4 000 years ago, Taiwan and the islands south of it became overpopulated. The crowded spaces made survival difficult, so a group of adventurous sailors set out with their families to find a better place to stay. They were

Canoe building and navigation were guild secrets – secret skills that were learnt only by a certain set of people with a high status in Polynesian society. Masters spent years training an apprentice the fine art of navigating between islands – often

Join us this 20 November as we celebrate World Children’s Day! It’s a time to stand up for children’s rights, ensuring every child enjoys a life filled with love, attention and opportunities. This day reminds us that every child deserves more than ju

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Homonyms are tricky words that sound the same and are spelled the same but have different meanings. For example, “bark” could mean the sound a dog makes or the outer covering of a tree. These clever words can make you think twice about their meaning.