How To Make The Best Of A Forced Gap Year
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Wiki Expert Interview
CLICK HERE TO VISIT WIKI-EXPERT Jemma Zoe Smith is the Director of the Education Hotel. She holds 3 degrees from Oxford University and is a qualified Teacher who also
Creating A Play In 1 Week
School may have closed but that doesn’t mean your creative skills can’t be put to the test! Here is a week-long task designed for you to create and perform a
What To Do Now? Year 11
Parents - Your child in year 11 has been off of school for 3 days because of COVID-19 and now without the GCSE exams to motivate them, they are bored.
COVID-19 Exam Cancellation: Our Initial Thoughts
The Department for Education released a statement about exam cancellations in the wake of the coronavirus. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE STATEMENT Below are our thoughts on these most
What To Do Now That GCSE & A-level Exams Have Been Cancelled?
With the shock announcement on the 18th March that GCSE exams during May and June 2020 will be cancelled, many GCSE and A-level students have been left in a state
Studying With COVID-19: Supporting Your Child At Home
The global pandemic of coronavirus is forcing schools to shut, causing many parents to become impromptu home educators with no experience or training. If you’re in that boat, here are
The Education Hotel on BBC Radio Oxford – Coronavirus
Our Director Jemma Zoe Smith was on BBC Oxford this morning discussing how parents can support their family’s education at home during the Coronavirus outbreak! 🦠 How can The Education Hotel help? If
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.
Continuing Your Studies Amid The Coronavirus
The spread of coronavirus, or COVID-19, is causing everyone anxiety. But one group particularly affected are school students, especially those sitting exams this year. With hundreds of people gathering in