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Children 'reach peak boredom by third week of summer break' - here's why
The study of 1,000 Scots parents found almost 40% worry about their children being bored up to six times a week during the school break – almost once a day. Nearly one in 10 say their children complain they are bored daily. Parents said boredom is... Read more.
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