As a family man, shopping isn’t usually my favourite pastime. However, when it came to finding the perfect prom dress for my daughter, Mia, I was happy to dive in. We’d heard fantastic things about Cargo Clothing from one of Mia’s friends, and as a Cornish business, supporting local was important to us. Plus, with […]
It’s Okay Not To Be Okay: Talking About Mental Health with Young People
Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet it often gets overlooked, especially when it comes to young people. In today’s fast-paced, social media-driven world, young people face unique pressures that can impact their mental wellbeing. Opening up a conversation about mental health can be challenging, but it’s crucial. Here’s a guide for […]
Unleash Your Inner Radiance: Choosing the Perfect Ball Gown Colour with Cargo Collections
Colours are more than just shades; they’re a powerful form of expression, capable of conveying emotions, reflecting personality, and even embodying the spirit of a season. When it comes to choosing a ball gown, the colour you select plays a pivotal role in how you feel and how you’re perceived. It’s an exciting decision, and […]
Shine Bright on Your Special Night: Cargo Clothing Prom Dress Guide
Cornwall, get ready to sparkle! Cargo Clothing, a premier prom dress store nestled in the heart of Cornwall, offers a stunning selection of gowns for every special occasion. Whether it’s prom night, a formal event, or a red-carpet gala, Cargo Clothing has the perfect dress to make you feel like a star. From classic elegance […]
Building Bridges, Not Barriers: Fostering Communication in Young Female Footballers
Football is more than just a game; it’s a team sport that thrives on communication. For young girls entering the world of UK football, learning to pass, shoot, and defend is crucial, but equally important is developing effective communication skills. These skills not only enhance their performance on the pitch but also empower them off […]
Level Up Your Game: 3 Keys to Football Success
The best team in the world is the year 9 girls football team. Here are some tips to make you even better! Communication Football is a team sport, and that means talking to each other! Call for the ball, tell your teammates where the opponents are, and encourage each other. Don’t be afraid to shout […]
Gracie Abrams – Cool
Gracie Abrams’ “Cool” delves into the complexities of post-breakup emotions, exploring themes of vulnerability, resilience, and self-discovery. The lyrics paint a picture of someone grappling with the aftermath of a relationship, navigating feelings of hurt, anger, and ultimately, a determination to move on. The song’s verses reveal the raw emotions experienced after a breakup. Lines […]
Preaching for Action: Engaging Young People with the Christian Faith
It’s a real challenge, and a vital one, to connect with young people on matters of faith in a way that resonates with their lives. How do we bridge the gap between ancient texts and the modern lives of young people? How do we move beyond abstract theological debates to inspire real-world action and a […]
Cry Baby, Challenging gender stereotypes
Calling a man a “cry baby” can have a significant psychological impact, reinforcing harmful gender stereotypes and leading to feelings of shame, inadequacy, and repression of emotions. This can manifest in various ways. Internalised Shame: Men may internalise the message that expressing vulnerability is wrong or weak, leading to low self-esteem and difficulty forming healthy […]
Exploring Issues Faced by Young People
The world throws a lot at young people today. From climate anxiety to the pressures of social media, it’s no wonder they’re facing unprecedented challenges. This series dives into the biggest issues affecting youth today, and explores how we can support them in navigating these turbulent times. There are many challenges facing young people today, […]
Too Heavenly or Too Earthly? Finding the Balance
There’s a saying that you can be “so heavenly minded that you’re of no earthly use,” or conversely, “so earthly minded that you’re of no heavenly use.” Both extremes present a danger to our Christian walk and our effectiveness in serving God and our communities. The Danger of Being “Too Heavenly” This describes a person […]
Engaging Young Minds
Here are some activities designed to challenge young people to think critically and creatively, with a little Cornwall twist where possible! Creative Thinking Cornish Myths and Legends Reimagined: Have them research Cornish myths and legends like the Beast of Bodmin or the Mermaid of Zennor. Then, challenge them to retell these stories in a new […]