Children's success at primary school can be greatly influenced by their fathers, according to a new study by the University of Leeds.  The research shows that a child's academic performance is enhanced when their fathers engage in activities such as reading, playing, storytelling, drawing, and singing. Focus of the study The researchers analyzed test scores of five and seven-year-olds using data from the Millenium Cohort Study, which tracked children born between 2000-02 as they grew up.  The data was gathered from almost 5,000 households in England with...