Will the new GCSE of grades 9 to 1 lead to new Elitism?
An article in the TES (The Times Educational Supplements – a magazine widely read by teachers) recently carried the headline […]
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Zen and the Art of Social Media
A new sub-species has just been discovered on Earth…..Homo sapiens facebookensis. This creature looks for all intents and purposes like
The culture of low expectation in schools; are teachers too tolerant of bad behaviour?
The standard of behaviour by young people is so bad such that what is acceptable as the norm is well
Can I afford private tuition for my child?
When considering whether to get private tuition for their child, one of the questions that many parents face is: “can
No more A-level exams in January – should young people relax?
Up until the previous academic year, A-level (AS and A2) exams were taken in January as well as in May
Key Stage 3 – KS3 – is key to GCSE and perhaps A-level success
It appears that not a lot is said about KS3, while we tend to focus on GCSE and A-level when
Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe
It would be nice to sit back and just enjoy the summer break! Certainly, many A-level students who have prepared
GCSE Tuition Video
Here is a video which explores a number of factors to think about when considering additional GCSE Tuition for your
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