Reading comprehension is one of the most important skills children develop throughout their education. It involves much more than simply reading words on a page. Children need to understand what they have read, identify key information, interpret meaning and explain their ideas using evidence from a text.
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Is Your Child Memorising or Actually Understanding What They Learn?
How to Spot Learning Gaps Early in the School Year
The first few weeks of a new school year can tell you a lot about how your child is settling into their new academic routine.
My Child Says ‘I Don’t Understand’ — What Should Parents Do?
The First 4 Weeks of the New School Year: Why They Matter More Than You Think
The new school year has begun. New uniforms are on, timetables have been handed out and children across the country are settling back into classrooms after the summer break. For many families, September can feel like a period of adjustment. There are new teachers to get used to, different routines, new subjects and, for some […]
The Results Are In — What Happens Next?
A-level and GCSE results have now been released. After months of revision, exams and conversations about grades, students finally know where they stand. For some families, the past few days have brought celebrations, exciting news and a clear path forward. For others, they may have brought disappointment, uncertainty or an unexpected change of plan. Whatever […]
Preparing Your Child to Go Back to School: A Parent’s Guide
Flying with Kids This Summer? 10 Ways to Keep Their Brains Active on the Journey
10 Summer Holiday Activities That Keep Your Child’s Brain Active
First Week of Summer: How to Keep Children Learning Without Feeling Like School
The first week of the summer holidays is often filled with excitement. Children finally have a break from early mornings, homework and the classroom, while parents look forward to a slower pace and more family time.
How to Keep Children Motivated During the Final Weeks of School
As the school year draws to a close, it’s not uncommon for children to lose a little focus. With summer holidays just around the corner, thoughts often turn to family trips, longer days and time spent with friends rather than homework and classroom learning.
Does My Child Need a Tutor? 10 Signs It May Be Time for Extra Support
Many parents find themselves asking the same question at some point during their child’s education: does my child need a tutor?
