Supporting Your Child At Home
Your child is sick, has had an accident or is refusing to go into school. Perhaps you are starting to consider home educating, or withdrawing your child from school. Whatever
Studying with COVID-19: Dinosaurs
With schools across the world closing and parents working from home during the global COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are finding themselves more involved in their children’s education than ever before.
Learning From The Great British Bake-Off
Most of us think of the Great British Bake-Off as an antidote to studying. It’s what we watch with our kids on a school night to relax in a world
5 Ways To Improve Creative Writing Skills
Most children are naturally creative, telling stories and making up rhymes to entertain themselves. Translating this natural ability into creative writing can be trickier, however. Here are some strategies to
Preventing Summer Learning Loss
Even if you’ve never heard the phrase “summer learning loss”, as a parent you’ll probably have seen its impact. The long summer holiday is a time for children to relax
Top tips for secondary school applications
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Nature Games
Here at the Education Hotel we believe that learning spans further than the classroom. This time of year as the weather gets warmer in the UK we will almost always
Timetabling Revision
This week marks the February half term in most students calendars. A chance to relax after the hectic January term, to see friends but also to revise. With only 80
LEARNING TO LOVE FAILURE
JK Rowling was rejected by 12 major publishing houses, Thomas Edison took 10,000 attempts to invent the lightbulb and Michael Jordan is known for missing more than 9000 shots in
FIVE TUITION MYTHS
Tuition has always been seen as an add on extra, something whispered about by parents at school gates to push students up a grade. But tuition is changing. Whilst still