Nurture or Nature?
We live in an Info-Centric Society… be well informed I was talking to my wife this morning before catching my […]
What is the EBacc? (Video)
In this video, Excel in Key Subjects Principal, Mr. Musty talks about the English Baccalaureate and what it means for
Fail GCSE Maths and English at your peril!
Two more years of study awaits you!! The Education Secretary, Michael Gove has proposed that young people who leave school
Oxford Admission: all White, all Brown and all the Hullabaloo!
A recent comment from the prime minister, regarding the ethnic balance of new undergraduates admitted to Oxford University, appeared in
Maximising young people’s potential over Easter!
With the examinations fast approaching, the Easter break is crucial when it comes to securing good results in the summer.
Esma Akkilic – A student’s view on the challenges of being a youth and going for it
The increasing competition for school spaces, the soaring of university tuition fees and the growing need for high qualifications to
Are examination results getting better?
It is reported that examination results are getting better every year. Teachers and parents know the reality. Below are some
Saturdays should be for sports and fun – really!
Young people should play rugby, football, go for a music lesson or go dancing or singing on a Saturday, and
More competition for university places: a cause for celebration or a cause for concern?
An article on the BBC website on 20th January 2011 reads: Ucas figures: Fewer UK students get university places Official
Hurrah! The Mocks and January modules are all over. Are they really?
Now that Mocks and the January modular examinations are over, while many students are relieved, at least for the time