It can be quite overwhelming when faced with an unseen poem in an exam. However, if you remember STILTS, you won’t feel wobbly analysing a poem again!

The techniques that I am about to share can not only unlock parts of your brain but can make learning the dry bits surprisingly fun

How can we help young people make more informed choices about their future.

Free schools are still, despite their relative presence on the educational scene, often either misunderstood or entirely new phenomena for many of us.

Of Mice and Men, Romeo and Juliet, Victorian love poetry and A View From A Bridge. These literary texts trip off the tongue; they have

So, you’ve just had a wonderful summer holiday and suddenly remembered that on day one back at school you need to present the first draft of your personal statement. Don’t panic. Here are some tips to get you started.

The field of Entrance Exams is becoming increasingly competitive with ever more refined selection, and growing numbers of schools having entrance points at ages other

Students may be identified as “Gifted” – this means they are academically, potentially in the top 10% of their school’s students in Britain. The key word here is potentially.

It is a well-known fact that although we do not realise, from an early age, we all do Economics and Politics. Any decision made by

In making education a means to promoting economic growth rather than allowing it to be an end in itself, does the government risk undermining the very critical thinking and balance that underlie democracy itself?

Newman Tuition is delighted to be offering an 8-week online mindfulness course

Over the last twenty years there has been a great push in schools to get students working in groups. Here we look at some benefits of learning in small groups