A levels are, for most young people, the most significant academic challenge they have faced. The workload is substantial, the stakes feel high and the …
Supporting Your Child with Their A Level Revision
What Questions Should I Ask at Parents’ Evening?
Parents’ evening is one of those occasions that feels more straightforward than it actually is. You have ten minutes, possibly less, with a teacher who …
The Benefits of Private Tuition: What Parents Really Want to Know
Private tuition has grown considerably in recent years, and it is no longer the preserve of families preparing for highly selective school entrance exams. Parents …
How to Be More Involved in Your Child’s Education (Without Taking Over)
There is a well-established body of research showing that children whose parents are actively involved in their education tend to achieve better outcomes, enjoy school …
Helping Your Child Build Friendships Without Stepping In Too Much
Watching your child navigate the social world of school can be one of the most anxiety-inducing parts of parenthood. When they come home saying that …
Choosing the Right School: What Really Matters?
Choosing a school for your child, whether at 11, 13, 16 or any other transition point, is one of the most consequential decisions a family …
Teaching Your Child to Resist Peer Pressure
Most adults can recall at least one moment from their school years when they did something they knew was wrong, or chose not to do …