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We’ve collated some of our favourite ways to keep kids entertained, active and learning from across the web. You can find them right here on our blog, Hoop Rolling. We hope you find them useful.
Young people told us that when they are struggling they are usually told to see a professional. They don’t often get much advice about how they could help themselves.
So, we spoke to professionals and looked at academic research. Then we drew up a list of strategies young people can use.
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