We’ve all been there. That end of term euphoria signalling no school for a few weeks – whether it’s Easter, Christmas or the long summer break. No more getting up early, no more bells, no more routine. As great as that is at the time, how do you get back into routine again without losing […]
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2 Holiday Transition Tips To Make Life Easier
Wednesday, December 27th, 2023Want to Triumph in GCSE Humanities?
Saturday, November 4th, 2023Humanities. Do these subjects really matter? What difference can studying such subjects make? First off, what is a Humanity subject? Humanities … at GCSE Aside from some schools that teach GCSE Humanities as a single qualification – combining several subjects – many schools offer: History Geography Sociology Psychology Classical Studies Plus English and Religious Studies […]
How to Impress in Your 11+ Interview
Monday, February 6th, 202311+ or 13+ Entrance exams are an opportunity to impress – show schools what you are made of. Even if you’re not an all-rounder academically, many independent and private schools are interested in you as a person, whether you’d fit in and what you could contribute to the school. So, when offered an interview, it […]
Private tuition – the biggest benefits
Monday, July 5th, 2021Private tuition – what’s the big deal? Is it really worth it? What’s the catch? The simple truth is? Working with a private tutor can be a game-changer. It stands to reason: your child doesn’t have to share their teacher with 30 other students. Time – THAT is the biggest commodity. All in all, here […]
How to stay on top of new term nerves
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2020Whether your child is starting a new term, new school, or is moving into new classes, the same happens every year! Panic stations… New situations, new people, a new routine can feel overwhelming – even for teachers! So it’s normal for our kids to feel the jitters at the start of a new experience. How […]
Failed an exam? Kick-start your future today
Monday, August 26th, 2019Whatever time of year it is, you might either be elated by test or exam results, or utterly crushed by them. Don’t worry. We’ve all been there. It is a normal part of life to fail occasionally… Far from being the end of the world, it is an opportunity to make something of yourself. It’s […]
Thinking of arranging tuition? Why it pays to think ahead
Friday, July 5th, 2019The school year seems to whizz past so fast, doesn’t it? Before you know it, a new term arrives and you’re just not ready for it. Panic stations to sort out uniform, stationery, satchels etc.. When it comes to arranging private tuition, one of the most common issues parents face is that they often leave […]
Weapons of mass ‘digital’ distraction
Thursday, June 27th, 2019Our children are fast growing up! As they find their way in the world, they are feeding their brains with a digital diet – far removed from the childhood we recognise. Today, communication is instant. No sending letters via postboxes, or dialling curly-flexed telephones. Our kids text and Snapchat instantly on their own smartphones… Where […]
Perform at your best in any exam
Wednesday, May 8th, 2019Exams – whether SATs, GCSEs, A Levels or entrance tests – can strike fear into all of us. Whether you’re days, weeks or months away from that first big test, you’re bound to feel a bit jittery. Worry not – there are plenty of things you can do to make sure that you sail through […]
Why is there a boom in Home Schooling?
Monday, September 3rd, 2018We are witnessing a seismic shift in education where more parents than ever are electing to home school their children. But why? Well, the reasons are growing: An inflexible school curriculum Lack of special needs support Increase in bullying, anxiety and social issues Lack of support for mental health Toxic system where exam results seem […]