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From homework help to revision reminders, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way young people learn. What once sounded like something from a science fiction film is now part of everyday life in many UK classrooms and homes. But what exactly is...

Supporting your teenager as they begin to consider university can feel like a big milestone and a big responsibility. With so many courses, institutions, and pathways available, it's easy for both parents and teens to feel overwhelmed. But with a little...

The long summer break is a welcome chance for students to rest, explore new interests, and enjoy time with friends and family. But while it’s important to unwind, this extended time away from the classroom can also lead to something known as the summer...

When you’re looking for a tutor for your child, it’s natural to focus on subject expertise and qualifications. But while knowledge is important, being a great tutor takes much more than knowing the curriculum inside out. Truly effective tutors inspire...

No two children learn in the same way. Some grasp things quickly through reading, while others learn best through doing. Some love a bit of structure; others prefer flexibility. That’s where personalised learning comes in, and it can make all the difference...

As the world changes rapidly, so do the skills our children will need to succeed academically, socially, emotionally, and in the world of work. While technical knowledge and qualifications remain important, employers and educators alike are placing increasing...

Summer in the UK is a bit like a lucky dip—you never quite know what you're going to get. One minute it’s ice cream weather, the next you’re digging out the wellies. But whether it’s sunny, rainy, or somewhere in between, there are plenty of ways to...

Children are little language sponges. You only have to hear a toddler perfectly repeat a phrase you've said to know just how quickly they pick things up. That same brilliance applies to learning a second language, especially in the early years when brains are...

Every child is unique, and so is the way they learn. Some children love to sit quietly with a book, while others need to get hands-on and physically involved to understand a concept. Others may prefer working independently to working as part of a...