December 2019

Having been a student for a little over 80% of my entire life, I feel like I should share my experience of how to deal with the feeling of being stressed by the amount of workload or even the content of work assigned at school. Here are three tips on how to overcome stress at […]

Introduction One of the most important things you can do prior to exam essay writing is pre-plan an introduction which can be used to answer any and all questions. When revising, look over past papers to get a feel for the kinds of questions you can expect, and try to tailor an opening sentence or two

If you want to learn English online, you can now arrange online lessons that can be conducted wherever you are in the world. With English being one of the primary universal languages in the world, the need to communicate effectively in English is undoubtedly an invaluable skill. Learning a language, although satisfying, is not an

Sports has long remained a part of the education system, for recreation or in the national curriculum. Today the sports field is growing, and whilst many students join sports to have a hobby or for love of the sport, there are significant benefits from having these extracurricular activities. Here are a few ways that sports

I was applying to study at university as I entered my A levels and needed to start my UCAS application. Back then this question caused me much stress as I did not know which course I wanted to pursue, so I choose a course that was broad. Here are 3 tips for anyone who is applying for

Reducing Exam Stress in Young Children With standardised testing and exams becoming the norm for children as young as 6 in some schools, it is no surprise to the average parent that we have seen an increase in ‘exam stress’ in young children. Symptoms of exam stress have been known to include stomach aches, acting

The other day whilst tutoring GCSE History one of my students got frustrated and asked what is the point of learning something that’s already happened? It’s a question that often comes up, and I think that History is one of the hardest subjects to study if you don’t have any interest in.   Why is History

Before one reads my thoughts about education, it is essential to highlight some of my achievements within the span of 7 years since my university degree. Really! Not quite. However, in a nutshell, it is important to understand that achieving the highest marks in the country in A-level Mathematics and managing a multi-national business are

I believe that there are numerous tangible benefits of studying a foreign language alongside one’s more conventional studies of core subjects such as Mathematics or Science. 1. Improved memory One can benefit not only in an academic and intellectual sense but also in a social sense. First, one’s ability to memorise is enhanced after progress

Exam revision strategies play an important role in how successful you are likely to be in your overall performance. However, it is vitally important that you have the right mindset to maximise the impact of these strategies. I highly recommend reading this article by one of my colleagues exploring the mindsets that provide a great foundation