(Image: Getty Images)It also emerged half of parents (50 per cent) notice an increase in their energy bills over the summer holidays due to having the kids at home. But figures from Energy Saving Trust estimate families could save £14 over the summer holidays alone - just by turning appliances off standby and switching off lights when not in use. (Image: Getty Images)The study also found 54 per cent of parents admitted their family will be spending more time at home during the summer holidays than usual this year. But concerns about energy usage means 54 per cent of parents are keen to keep their kids entertained by exploring the outdoors. Choose two different environments and track your progress over the rest of the summer holidays.

Source: Daily Mirror July 21, 2020 16:33 UTC