As the GCSE examinations come to a close, Year 11 students are looking forward to an extended summer holiday. While it’s a time for well-deserved relaxation, there’s a potential pitfall: unwinding too much can make the transition to sixth form […]
Effective note-taking is a crucial skill for A Level students, as it helps to organise and retain large volumes of information. One of the most efficient and widely recommended methods is the Cornell Note-Taking System. Developed by Professor Walter Pauk […]
Preparing for a Successful Start to A Level with Our Independent Learning Workshop Transitioning from GCSEs to A Levels can be both exciting and challenging for students. To help students make this important step with confidence and clarity, our Independent […]
Independent learning is an essential skill for Year 12 and Year 13 students, especially as they prepare for A Levels and the transition to higher education. Developing self-discipline, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities can significantly enhance academic performance and foster […]
Exams can be a stressful time for children and parents alike. As a parent, you play a crucial role in supporting your child through this challenging period. Providing the right environment, encouragement, and practical assistance can make a significant difference […]
In the dynamic world of education, finding reliable and comprehensive study resources can make a significant difference in a student’s academic journey. One such invaluable resource is BBC Bitesize. Renowned for its extensive and user-friendly content, BBC Bitesize is a […]
Learners’ performance refers to how well students are doing academically, particularly during their GCSE and A-Level studies. It encompasses not just the grades and exam results they achieve but also their overall engagement, understanding, and application of the material. Evaluating […]
In today’s fast-paced educational environment, a study skills programme is a game-changer for students. These programmes are designed to give students the tools they need to learn more effectively and independently. With the right strategies, students can enhance their academic […]
In the competitive world of UK education, where students work hard for good grades in their GCSEs and A Levels, the pressure to succeed can be overwhelming. Carol Dweck’s theory of “fixed” and “growth” mindsets can be a game-changer for […]
The concept of marginal gains, which revolutionised the world of sports, particularly in cycling, has profound implications for educational strategies. Originally popularised by Sir Dave Brailsford, the performance director of British Cycling, the marginal gains philosophy focuses on the cumulative […]