Advice for a caring parent – how to ensure that all the hullabaloo surrounding GCSE and A-level does not leave your child short-changed!
There is a lot in the media at present about young people and their education, as society grapples with how […]
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A-level grades misallocation – Injustice due to lack of individuality
Nothing can be more individualistic than examinations. The idea of using some algorithm without rigorous evaluation of individual students is
Should the pandemic limit young people’s option to five GCSEs?
Should the pandemic limit young people’s option to five GCSEs? According to the Sunday Times, the government released a set
The Gatekeeper: How to Improve Predicted Grades for UCAS
How to Improve Predicted Grades for UCAS I’ve always been of the belief that nurture plays a greater role in
Maximizing Results: Online vs In-Person Tutoring for GCSE and A-level
Online vs In-Person Tutoring for GCSE Since the lockdown and school closure in the last week of March, all secondary
Leveling the Field: Educational Underachievement in White Working-Class Boys
Educational Underachievement in White Working-Class Boys…. If it’s good for the goose, should it necessarily be good for the gander
The Private School “Secret”: Understanding IGCSE vs GCSE Differences
IGCSE vs GCSE Differences I was at the intensive revision course for our A-level and GCSE students today and, during
The Motivation Trap: Unconditional University Offers Pros and Cons
Unconditional University Offers Pros and Cons I could not believe my eyes when I read in yesterday’s Sunday Times that
Failure to plan for A-level or GCSE Exams is a plan to Fail
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase several times that “Failure to plan is a plan to fail.” This very much