Latest Tweenagers News 
80 percent of children experience pain or discomfort when handwriting
New research by STABILO has shown that a significant proportion of pupils and students across Europe experience pain in their hand whilst writing. The study found that almost 80 per cent of children spoke of discomfort, cramping or even pain in their hand when handwriting. The research analysed the responses of 637 pupils and students aged 10 to 29 years who took part across Germany, France and Great Britain. 38 per cent of those who took p... [more]
The Arctic 6 embark on their first dangerous mission
Iago's father has been accidentally kidnapped by a seriously mad scientist. The intended kidnap victim was his his Uncle Jonas, who is a scientist involved with the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) project at CERN - the European Centre for Nuclear Research in Switzerland - where he has been working on Big-Bang theory. Jonas has discovered that his old nemesis Katherina Kreng has used the LHC to create matter-annihilating particles - Killer Strange... [more]
Free and cheap family outings in Devon
The long Summer holidays can be a trying and expensive time for parents striving to keep their youngsters entertained without straining the family finances even further. But family fun really can be free, especially in the glorious county of Devon, which was just made for families and the creation of childhood memories: you just need to know where to look. Every summer many parents head for the freedom of the beach and in Devon families are spoi... [more]
The NERDS are back with more sinister villains and crazier schemes
Nerds and outcasts are the new tastemakers: from the dorks in Superbad to Diary of a Wimpy Kid, everyone’s cheering for the underdog these days. The NERDS make their return in the second instalment of Michael Buckley's new series with more sinister villains, crazier schemes and the nerdiest group of superheroes around. In this second outing for the junior school super spies, Duncan Dewey, codename "Gluestick", leads the adventures. This t... [more]
The perfect antidote for bored kids in London during the school holidays and weekends
Mission:Explore is a free iphone app and website which encourages children and families to get out and about, discovering new things and new ways of looking at things in their own environment. Specifically, the new app and website sets over 1,000 location-based challenges/missions in London, though there are also missions that can be carried out anywhere in the world. It's hugely fun, highly educational, and a little bit wacky in places. The ... [more]
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Tim Wilson listens to Justin Bieber and becomes a dis-belieber
This blog is to serve notice I intend to sue Television New Zealand for a work-related injury
Concert Review | Justin Bieber: Tweenagers squeal with delight for idol
From the start, pleasing his clientele proved far from difficult.
MobiTV, Inc. Confirms Size Does Matter
During the global phenomenon that was FIFA 2010 World Cup, MobiTV, Inc.'s technology platform delivered more than 100 million minutes of coverage from ESPN Mobile TV with 100 percent uptime.
Research and Markets: Consumer Lifestyles in Algeria 2010 Edition Analyses Factors Influencing National Consumer ...
DUBLIN----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Consumer Lifestyles in Algeria" report to their offering.
