Your A-level results have come in, but what to do next is the big question? The choices are enormous whether you get the grades you want or not. If you're unsure of all your options, here's a breakdown of your choices from university to volunteering and work.
Go to universityWhether you get the g...
Read more ›As we approach the end of the academic year, one of the significant transitions for pupils is moving from Key Stage 2 Primary school to Key Stage 3 Secondary school. If you're unsure of what to expect from the workload, to how lessons are taught, here's what you need to know.
What is key stage 3 ...Read more ›'School refusal' is the scientific term for a child's REFUSAL TO ATTEND SCHOOL owing to anxiety or depression. Previously known as 'school phobia', it affects between 2% and 5% of children, and encompasses nursery-aged children with separation anxiety, as well as severe cases where an older child ca...
Read more ›Every summer, as we approach the end of term, the phrase 'summer learning loss' rears its head. This year it's been intensified after two academic years of hybrid learning and the news that a significant number of pupils learnt less in lockdown. If you're worried and want to help your child, here's ...
Read more ›Sometimes the best-laid plans go awry. Perhaps you are worried you won't get a high enough grade or you will score far lower than you expect. Or maybe you already know you did not put in the work to do well. Whatever the outcome, it's never too late to think about retaking your exams. Here's everyth...
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