Making the best of the autumn term – a good start can make all the difference
One of the good things about autumn is that after a long summer break, students, teachers and even parents are […]
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Making vital choices for post-sixteen subjects and courses
Making vital choices for post-sixteen subjects and courses Most schools and colleges do not offer IB or Pre-U but offer
University and course options – potential impact on lifetime income and prospects
University and course options – potential impact on lifetime income and prospects In my last article, I wrote about a
Graduate premium – is it worth its weight in gold?
Graduate premium – is it worth its weight in gold? According to Fraser Nelson of the Spectator magazine, during a
EBacc – facts and figures and why teachers and parents are worried after the new GCSE grading system
Facts and figures about the EBacc and why teachers and parents are worried In my last article, I highlighted the
EBacc becomes more challenging with the new GCSE grading system of 9 to 1
The goal post for measuring success at the age of 16 moved – the new GCSE Grading system of 9
Quality time or quantity time with the family
Quality time or quantity time with the family – is there such thing as quality time? It is true that
Making the best of the summer Holidays
Is the summer holiday too long? History has it that the purpose of the long school summer holiday, which started
Making the best of life after Brexit for the education and future prospects of our young people
Making the best of life after Brexit for the education and future prospects of our young people My hope is
Vital questions on how Brexit affects Schools and Education of young people – still looking for answers
In the last blog article on Brexit and the effect of it on education, I listed five areas in which