The number one challenge faced by parents in supporting their teenagers to fulfil their potential
There are not many things that give me as much pleasure as speaking to parents and teenagers about their dreams […]
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Last week, I met my auntie, I call mama, as in my culture it is rude to call her auntie,
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A frank message to a caring parent – January 2023 Dear Fellow Parent, I’d like to take this opportunity to
It’s all about university application at present – or is it?
We are at that time of the year when 18-year-olds are preoccupied with their application to university. They are busy
Generation Z – more Exposure to people of different cultures
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Generation Z and environmental awareness
In my last blogpost titled “Should we give Gen Z some credit?” I explored some of the many areas of
Should we give Generation Z some credit?
There are all sorts of areas of day-to-day life in which young people are found to be wanting, and we
Post-Sixteen qualifications – A-level subjects and courses option after GCSE
The GCSE exam results are released today, with fewer top grades of 7, 8 and 9 (A and A*) being
A-level Exam Results – accepting university offers
A-level Exam Results – some truths as you decide on university For the first time in three years, A-level exam
Pleasurable summer activity – Not All Readers are High Achievers But All High Achievers are Readers
A pleasurable summer activity – “Not All Readers are High Achievers, But All High Achievers are Readers” The idea of