A disappointing report. Has this happened to your child too? The end of a school year or term doesn’t always round off positively. End of KS3 or GCSE progress reports might flag up worrying issues of concern. In short, something is wrong. Something is stopping your child from reaching their potential. Instead of that feeling […]
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Unlock Lost Potential In Your Teenager Now
Sunday, July 28th, 2024Learn How to Win From The World of Sport
Friday, July 5th, 2024Whether you’re a footie, tennis or an F1 fanatic, your sporting heroes didn’t reach the top overnight. In fact, it’s just as important to fail as it is to win. A hard lesson, but an important one. From track to field, court to pitch, classroom to our lives beyond, every one of us can learn […]
Is Your Child Failing to Reach their Potential?
Saturday, June 29th, 2024How disheartening is it when your child brings home a dog-eared report from school stating that they are average, or failing to reach their potential? We’ve all been there. It really IS demoralising to see your child’s face crushed with disappointment after trying hard all year. Yet, often, it might just be a handful of […]
How To Cope With Exams Afterwards
Wednesday, June 5th, 2024Obsessing over the exam you’ve just taken seems to be a national – yet understandable – sport amongst teenagers. What’s guaranteed to make you feel worse? While you’re kicking yourself over missing out a question, your peers are punching the air – chuffed to bits at how well the exam went. It can feel soul […]
How to Prep For Exam Success
Wednesday, May 29th, 2024Exam success is on everyone’s minds these days. It really is the stepping stone to your further education or career choices… Naturally, you’re nervous. Everyone is. But don’t worry yourself about that. It’s normal. That’s why, with so much riding on GCSE or A Level exam results, it helps to keep a healthy perspective as […]
Five GCSE Maths Revision Tips
Saturday, May 4th, 2024Maths! One of those Marmite subjects, eh? You either love it or .. you don’t. Truth is, being a mathematical whizz kid is super helpful across several other subjects such as Physics and Business Studies. Plus it’s an important subject that opens the doors to further education and beyond. But what if you’re struggling with […]
Exclusive English Literature Revision Tips
Tuesday, April 30th, 2024By the time you reach year 11, you’ll have studied plays, modern and Victorian texts, as well as a bunch of poetry – not to mention a series of unseen fiction and non-fiction for English Language. That’s a LOT of reading! As a subject in its own right, it’s important to understand how to best […]
Boost Revision Through Online Learning
Thursday, April 4th, 2024The Internet offers a GOLDMINE of online learning opportunity. Wherever your child is, accessing resources online is so easy. Better still, resources online can kickstart your son or daughter’s revision if they’ve hit a brick wall. And it always happens at some stage of their learning journey. If their mock results or target grades slumped, […]
How to Bounce Back From Failing Mock Exams
Thursday, March 28th, 2024GCSE mock exams can feel like a nightmare sometimes, can’t they? They ALL appear at the same time too, and can seem overwhelming. We’ve all been there. Felt that fear – that panic – of sitting down to mock exams and knowing you: Are not prepared Haven’t revised enough Have had a winter cold and […]
Boost Your Career with GCSE Business Studies
Monday, March 4th, 2024GCSE Business Studies is a popular subject as many young people dream of being their own boss, or being the next budding ‘Apprentice.’ Learning to be an entrepreneur is easier nowadays with plenty of options on the table – options that open doors to different sectors. After all: that’s what GCSEs are all about. Opening […]