by Diana Pineda | Mar 30, 2026
My Story as a Multipotentialite When I was a teenager, I thought there was something wrong with me. At home, everyone was one thing: my dad was an accountant, my mum was a businesswoman, my uncles had their careers, my aunts were homemakers, my brother was devoted to...
by Diana Pineda | Mar 27, 2026
As parents, we want the best for our children. For them to be happy, self-confident, and successful in both their personal and professional lives. On a personal level, you probably instil values like respect, honesty, and responsibility, or the principles shaped by...
by Diana Pineda | Mar 23, 2026
What can you do as a parent? 1. The Root of the Problem: An Imported, Outdated Model Education in Britain was not originally designed to nurture free thinking. Surprising as it may seem, today’s UK school system owes a great deal to the Prussian model, an...
by Diana Pineda | Mar 16, 2026
Walk into most primary schools in England, and you will find the same hierarchy. Maths and English sit at the top. The arts and practical subjects are squeezed into the margins. And children are prepared, above all else, to pass tests. But what about the child who...
by Diana Pineda | Mar 6, 2026
Learning to code used to be something only engineers did. Today, anyone can learn, even a preschooler. In the 1980s, when I attended computer class at school, we sat in front of those old 286 computers that, to our generation, looked like something from the future. We...
