
The new school year has only just begun, but perhaps you’ve already noticed that your child isn’t finding everything as easy as they expected.

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

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

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.

As the school year draws to a close, many parents receive their child’s end-of-year school report and immediately look for one thing – the grades.

For many children, Sports Day is one of the most exciting events of the school year. As the finish line of another academic year comes into sight, schools across the UK come together to celebrate teamwork, determination and participation through a day of friendly competition.

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.

Many parents find themselves asking the same question at some point during their child’s education: does my child need a tutor?
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