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When it comes to a child’s academic success, strong communication between tutors and parents is not just helpful — it is essential.

For children aged 11 and under, learning a language offers benefits that reach far beyond phonics, vocabulary, and grammar.

As October draws to a close, the excitement of Halloween can make it difficult for children to stay focused on lessons. But rather than fighting the festive spirit, why not embrace it? Halloween offers a brilliant opportunity to make learning imaginative, engaging, and just a little spooky!

As the golden leaves start to fall and the first half of the autumn term draws to a close, both students and tutors can feel a dip in momentum. The initial excitement of a new school year begins to fade, and the steady rhythm of homework, tests, and lessons takes over. This mid-term moment, however, […]

Homework has long been a staple of school life, but in recent years the debate over whether it is truly beneficial has gained momentum.

The summer holidays may feel like they’ve only just begun, but the start of a new school year is just around the corner.

Techniques to remember more and to make learning the dry bits surprisingly fun

In this article we will delve into the advantages of summer tuition for school children and how it can contribute to their overall growth.

Today marks World Tutor’s Day – a special occasion to recognise and celebrate the incredible work that tutors do to support, inspire, and guide students every single day.

For generations, the long summer break has been a fixed part of the academic calendar;  a time for rest, holidays, and family time. But as educational needs evolve and academic pressures grow, there’s an increasing conversation around whether a six-week break is still fit for purpose.

Recent changes to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision in England are set to reshape the educational landscape for students, parents, and schools alike.