Recent research published by the British Council revealed that in England there is a decline in the students learning modern foreign languages in secondary education. While approximately 90% of students in primary education speak...
As we edge closer to the end of term and the approach of a well-earned Christmas break, now is a great time to explore strategies for keeping students motivated to support their academic success....
For a number of years, the topic of granting charitable status to private (or independent) schools in the United Kingdom has sparked intense debate and a great deal of discussion. Put simply, the debate...
The Need To Knows About The 11 Plus Exam The 11 Plus is an entrance exam used by grammar schools and select independent schools across the country to assess the academic potential of pupils...
Whether you’re completely new to the process or you’re a seasoned school applicant who’s just moved to a new area, primary school applications can seem incredibly complex and is one you want to get...
The transition from year 6 to year 7 can be a particularly challenging process for children. The likelihood is that your child will be used to being ‘top dog’ in their previous school, having...
Wondering how to help your child excel in their exams? Here are some useful exam tips on how to optimise revision time and how to keep stress to a minimum. 1) Core understanding is...
About Dyslexia If a child is diagnosed with dyslexia, it can be challenging to know where to seek help. Parents may worry that they will struggle at school, or that they will be unable...
Looking for a prep school for your child? Here is what is on offer in Hampstead. The Hall The Hall is an independent preparatory day school for boys aged between 4 and 13. It...
Recently, the British public was treated to the dubious spectacle of shadow culture minister Chris Bryant and superstar balladeer James Blunt trading verbal blows. In a nutshell, Bryant name-checked Blunt (along with Eton-educated actor...
