"With so much going on in the world at the moment it can be tough to know how to explain it to your kids because, let’s be honest - we don’t always understand either! The Week Junior summarises everything perfectly for little curious minds (and mum-sized curious minds too)!" - Sophie McCartney AKA Tired n Tested
Let them lead the conversation by sharing what they learn from The Week Junior. They’ll be eager to discuss all the interesting topics they’ve read about in the magazine and proud of the knowledge they’ve gained.
The Week Junior gives them the tools to become empathetic and analytical with an open, inquiring mind. They’ll be confident enough to start conversations and everyone will thrive from feeling connected as a family.
Fun, family conversations start here.
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🗸 Printed magazine delivered weekly
🗸 Free weekly newsletter for parents
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🗸 Access the latest digital edition on any device every week
🗸 Easy to search digital back issue library of over 100 issues
🗸 Free weekly newsletter for parents
🗸 Cancel anytime
Boost their understanding - and their confidence
When your child understands their world more, it boosts their confidence and gets them talking. Those conversations are vital for helping to encourage them to express themselves, explore their own opinions and develop critical thinking skills. Skills that will help them not only at school but in their lives ahead.
Every page is written and designed by our experts to spark their natural curiosity, and encourage them to explore further. The world needs big ideas - and The Week Junior can empower your children to make a difference. It starts with sparking a love of reading, learning - and wanting to know more.
