How can creativity help children face mental health issues?
Being creative can boost good feelings, lessen anxiety and depressed symptoms, and strengthen our immune systems.
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Priti Agarwal
- Aug 21
- 2 min
Why is creative writing important?
Children are encouraged to use their imaginations and to exercise their creative minds through creative writing.
Priti Agarwal
- Aug 15
- 3 min
Is Coding the Future?
Coding is the language of future generations. Most things we do these is based on computer science like internet banking, travel...
Priti Agarwal
- Aug 9
- 3 min
A FosterWiki partnership with It's your Mojo
Time and time again research has shown that extra-curricular activities make a huge difference to the lives of children
Priti Agarwal
- Aug 2
- 1 min
How do I know if my children are safe online?
At It's Your Mojo, we want internet users of all ages to enjoy all the wonderful things the web has to offer, safely.
Priti Agarwal
- Aug 1
- 1 min
Helping Children with Online Learning in After-school and Holiday Lessons
As a mum of two, I am used to receiving tired and hungry children after-school. It can be quite daunting to think of any class when they...
Priti Agarwal
- Jul 18
- 1 min
Serving up Summer Fun with It's Your Mojo
Discover your child's Gateway to success and happiness this Summer with a packed programme of online learning content available all summer.
ritzag
- Jun 10
- 2 min
We are now partners with Children's University!!!
It's Your Mojo are proud to be partnered with The Children’s University! For those who don’t know, The Children’s University is a well...
Priti Agarwal
- Apr 27
- 1 min
It's Your Mojo Quality Assurance with ICAP
It's Your Mojo is proud to have received the highest quality assurance rating of the Institute of Children's Activity Providers (ICAP);
Priti Agarwal
- Mar 11
- 1 min
It's Your Mojo is a Club Hub Award Finalist!
It's Your Mojo have been announced as a finalist for the Digital Business of the Year Award of the Club Hub Awards.
Priti Agarwal
- Feb 6
- 1 min
Child led learning is when a child chooses the activity rather than the adult.
Research shows that children are more relaxed and engaged when they are in control of activities.
Priti Agarwal
- Feb 6
- 2 min
Supporting Teachers in School through A Unique Program
The 5 ways to Well-Being state that ‘Learning is about gaining new knowledge, developing skills and having new experiences that enrich...