We're passionate about creating immersive experiences that captivate young minds like never before, how about you? 

A PE teacher, making it through to the quarter finals, shared a message that cut through the noise: It’s OK to make mistakes.It’s OK to fall down.Just keep getting back up, keep trying - and you’ll succeed.

The idea of banning children from social media has sparked strong reactions. Some argue it’s unrealistic. Others worry it limits freedom or ignores deeper issues. But when we step back and look at the evidence - around mental health, attention spans, confidence, and real-world connection - it’s hard to ignore one truth: Children don’t need more screens. They need more spaces.

Every strong structure needs a solid base — and so does every children’s activity club. While fun and engagement are the first priorities, the real measure of a great holiday or enrichment programme is what it helps children build — in skills, confidence, and curiosity. At The Wonder Company, we believe every club, no matter its size or setting, should nurture five core foundations

In today’s world, children are growing up surrounded by constant noise — endless notifications, fast-moving feeds, and a digital environment designed to grab attention.

At first glance, the Cube Puzzle* looks like a quick spot-the-pattern challenge. But behind its playful design lies something more powerful: a way to build focus, visual reasoning, and problem-solving skills in children.

When children explore ideas, invent characters, or tackle challenges, they’re not only having fun but also building the foundations of resilience, confidence, and emotional wellbeing.

At The Wonder Company, we often think of ourselves as a cog in a bigger machine. Every organisation — whether a council, school, or charity — operates differently. Each has its own audiences, challenges, and goals. And just like in this week’s Wonder Weekly puzzle, finding the perfect match matters.

This summer, thousands of children across the country got stuck into our Food Explorer Quest activity books — learning, laughing, and playing their way to healthier habits.

Give a child a camera and something magical happens. They stop rushing, start looking, and begin to notice details that adults often miss — a raindrop balanced on a leaf, the way shadows stretch across the pavement, or the smile of a friend caught in a split second.

This summer, over 5,000 children across Derbyshire will be getting their hands on something fruity, fun, and full of positive vibes — and we couldn’t be prouder to be part of it.

We’re excited to introduce something a little bit magical – the world’s only plantable pencil, now available as an add-on with our Active Healthy Happy magazine!

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World Book Day is more than costumes, it’s about sparking a love for reading. The effort is worth it to bring stories to life!

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Supporting Healthier Food Choices in Holiday Clubs and Community Programs

When it comes to running a successful HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) programme, finding the right resources is key to providing...

These fun and interactive games not only entertain but also promote healthy eating habits and mental well-being.