Children

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  Feb 10, 2019

  Everything you need to know about using World Book Day tokens

  It’s no secret that encouraging your child to read and enjoy books is going to hugely benefit their academic success and learning capabilities. World Book Day, which takes place on the 7th of March of this year, is an important annual event that celebrates all things reading.

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  Feb 10, 2019

  Why Failure is a Good Thing for Students

  Often modern culture is so focused on success or perfection that sometimes we miss the benefits of failure. With students, their failures tend to linger, creating a negative mindset that can interfere with their learning. Encouraging students to accept failure as part of life and realise that it is often a good thing, is an important lesson on their road to success.

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  Feb 3, 2019

  The Benefits of Including Online Tutoring in Your Tuition Programme

  Having a private tuition programme for your child is a fantastic way for them to improve their executive skills and provide the extra help they need to gain academic success. Having the option to learn online as well as offline in your child’s tuition programme is a great way to give your child flexible learning. Even though many parents may be sceptical about including online tutoring, there are so many benefits to

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  Jan 27, 2019

  What To Do If Your Child Doesn't Want to Go To School

  Many kids look forward to going to school, however, it’s normal for them to have days when they don’t want to go. It’s important to identify the problem correctly and look at your child’s situation closely. Is it the workload, peer pressure, teacher issues or a social problem? From the tough-love approach to doing a bit of detective work, here’s what to do if your child doesn’t want to go to school.

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  Jan 20, 2019

  Frustrated with Homework? 3 Ways to Be Patient When Helping Your Child with Homework

  For many parents, when it comes to helping children with homework, it’s easy to lose patience. With kids losing concentration easily, having trouble sitting still or unable to grasp new topics, it can certainly be a frustrating task. Here’s 3 ways to improve your patience when helping your child with homework.

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  Jan 13, 2019

  6 Simple Ways to Develop Your Child's Curiosity

  Curiosity is what drives us to learn new things, which is why it’s essential that it’s encouraged from an early age. In fact, curiosity can have a positive impact on academic performance, as children are much more likely to become self-directed learners who can easily think for themselves. Here’s 6 simple ways you can help your children to develop, cultivate and encourage their sense of curiosity.

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