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Screens are a huge part of modern life. From smartphones and tablets to laptops and TVs, they’re everywhere, and for children, they can be both a fantastic learning tool and a big distraction. Finding the right balance between screen time and study time can...

Britain’s rich history offers endless opportunities for fun and educational activities. From castles and cathedrals to literature and local traditions, there’s something to spark every child’s curiosity.  Learning about British heritage helps...

As the leaves turn golden and the nights start to draw in, autumn brings a sense of new beginnings. The school year is well underway, routines are settling, and the flurry of September’s return has started to calm down. It’s the ideal time for students,...

For many families in the UK, the 11+ and 13+ exams mark important milestones in a child’s educational journey. These selective entrance tests can open doors to grammar schools, independent schools, and, in the case of the 13+, to prestigious senior schools...

Every child learns in their own way. Some pick things up quickly by reading, others thrive with hands-on experiences, while some need extra time or a different approach altogether.  Children with learning differences are no less capable of success....

When it comes to a child’s education, parents and teachers are two of the most influential figures in their lives. When both work together, children are more likely to feel supported, motivated, and confident in the classroom. This collaboration doesn’t...

The summer holidays always seem to fly by, and before you know it, it’s time to swap lazy mornings and family outings for early alarms and packed schoolbags.  For many families, the back-to-school season is one of the busiest times of the year....

Parents instinctively know that play is important. It’s how children unwind, explore, and make sense of the world. But look closely, and you’ll see that play often leads to learning and the development of various soft skills. Every game, puzzle, or...

When your child starts working with a private tutor, it’s natural to want reassurance that the investment is making a difference. Progress isn’t always just about higher grades. It’s also about growing confidence, improving study habits, and developing...