Studying With COVID-19: The USA
If you’re homeschooling during lockdown, we’ve put together this series of articles with activities for your child, whatever their age. Each series of activities will take them a week to
The Importance of Interview Skills
If you’ve never interviewed someone for a position, it’s easy to underestimate the importance of interviews. You might think that a bad interview shouldn’t make that much difference; it’s just
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Why A Tutor Can Help With A Personal Statement
An application to British universities is made up of several components, such as predicted grades, references from teachers, and other requirements from the universities in question like interviews or sample
The Importance Of Mock Exams
Many students experience mock exams as an unfairness; if they have to do the real exams, it seems unreasonable that they should have to do a fake practice version as
A Checklist Of Skills For Year 6
By the time your child reaches the end of primary school in year 6, it's particularly important for them to have mastered a range of skills, as their secondary school
A Checklist Of Skills For Year 2
Is your child sitting Key Stage 1 SATs this year? These exams measure your child’s progress in primary school so far, and you may be wondering what they’re expected to
A Checklist Of Skills For Reception
When your child goes to primary school, it can be hard to tell whether they are progressing well or not. Here are some skills that your child should have mastered
Why Choose Grammar Schools?
The UK has just over 200 grammar schools: 163 of those in England and the remainder in Northern Ireland. In England, grammar schools educate just 5% of the total secondary
Why Choose Oxbridge?
The two oldest and most prestigious universities in the UK are the University of Cambridge (founded 1209) and the University of Oxford (founded so long ago that the date is