Millennials and Generation Z are driving a massive shift in the global work force, looking for flexible, inspirational spaces around the world where they can grow their business. This has led to the rise of coworking, shared work environments where small to medium sized businesses can have desk or office space, access to meeting rooms […]
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I can’t believe it, but somehow the long summer holidays are nearly over and term is beginning in state primary schools on the 12th of September! This final 12 days is always the worst bit for us, as summer school ends, work picks up and some how you have to juggle a bored kid and
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I remember kids in the playground being awful to those that wore glasses, calling them all kind of mean names and making their lives hell. I was delighted to learn (when a friends’ kid got glasses a few years’ ago) that this has all now changed and they couldn’t wait to go to school with
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The menopause is a difficult period of women’s lives, with a wide range of frustrating and embarrassing symptoms including hot flushes, anxiety, difficulty sleeping and more. These symptoms are simply a sign that your hormones are out of balance, with too much of some and not enough of others. By replacing your missing hormones, the
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I wanted to share with you ladies my experience of the Costa del Sol, for anyone who is thinking of moving here but maybe is put off by some of the stereotypes and some of the recent horrendous TV shows which highlighted a side of the area which we never see! My experience is of
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I love living on the Costa del Sol, but it’s very hard making life abroad work when you’re away from friends and family in a new place, with a different language and an alien culture. However I believe that you can make it work and the secret to that is learning the language. I have
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This Friday, March 20th, there will be a total eclipse of the sun, and a partial eclipse will be visible in Spain from 9am-11am. This fantastic astronomical phenomenon is rare and should not be missed, but viewing an eclipse can cause permanent damage, even blindness. Children particularly must be protected from staring directly at the
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Ahead of our networking event in Manilva on Wednesday 21st Jan I wanted to share some top tips on how to make the most of networking events to help you get great results. Don’t worry – If you’re feeling nervous remember that a networking event is a place where people want to meet you, so it’s
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If you, like me, have a young child, this is the time of year to think about the best options for primary schooling and looking for information on where to go and what to do. With the deadline approaching for entering your child into the state system, or deciding to go private it can be a
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The Maths del Sol professional development conference is taking place on 15th – 16th February at Sotogrande International School dedicated to fostering innovation in teaching and learning mathematics. In addition to a series of workshops, presentations on a variety of tools, concepts and strategies in mathematics education, the conference will provide opportunities for teachers to connect,
