What does a rescue dog have to do with belonging, regulation, and raising confident kids? More than you’d think. Laurelle Fry shares why Frankie comes to school and what happens when children finally feel safe enough to just be themselves.
What do our kids actually need to feel grounded in who they are? In this episode of Future Smart Parent, Tebogo Maneli shares a refreshing perspective on identity, language, representation, and why brave conversations matter more than ever.
When a Grade 9 student fails two tests in one week, the spiral is instant. But what if failure isn’t the problem – it’s the point? Jude Foulston explores why getting things wrong might be exactly what our kids need more of.
Schools cannot do this on their own. Jude Foulston joins Graeme Codrington to talk about why education is not only a school problem, what teachers need to let go of, and how parents and employers shape what classrooms feel free to change.
When your child asks about AI or whether university still matters, the pause that follows isn’t a failure, it’s a signal. Becoming “future-fit” isn’t about predicting what’s next. It’s about learning to see what’s shifting and asking better questions alongside our kids.
In a world shaped by disruption and technology, a deeply human gesture reminds us of what truly matters. This story of compassion, connection, and kindness shows why being human still sits at the heart of meaningful work and life.