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How to motivate your teenager to study

Wondering how to motivate your teen to study? Helping a teenager stay motivated can be challenging, especially during exam season. This parent guide explores practical strategies to help you support your child, including tips on managing distractions, reducing overwhelm, and encouraging more independent revision habits.

SEND Teaching

11 strategies for creating a dyslexia-friendly classroom

Supporting students with dyslexia isn’t about lowering expectations – it’s about removing the barriers that stop them from showing what they know. In this article, English teacher Amy C. explores 11 strategies for a dyslexia-friendly classroom, from adapting instructions and reducing cognitive load to making reading more accessible.

Tuition

Giving the gift of feedback: Tips for English tutors

Discover how to make essay feedback more meaningful and effective in your English tutoring practice. This guide explores practical strategies for giving clear, structured feedback that builds confidence and helps students understand exactly how to improve their essay writing skills.

University

How to navigate university offers: A parent’s guide

Navigating university offers can feel overwhelming, but with the right knowledge, you can confidently support your child’s journey. This guide covers everything you need to know, from understanding conditional and unconditional offers to making firm and insurance choices – and what to do if no offers come through.

Events

Clearing 2026: A guide for students

Missed your grades? Changed your mind? Clearing 2026 could be your second chance at finding the right university course. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about the Clearing process, from key dates to how to apply – so you can make confident choices about your academic future.

University

What to do if you get no uni offers

Didn’t receive any university offers? Don’t fret – there are still plenty of pathways to explore. From UCAS Extra to considering vocational qualifications or taking a gap year, this guide offers you a multitude of options. It’s not the end of the road, just a different direction, and we’re here to help you navigate your options with confidence.

Revision and Exams

How to revise for GCSE English Language

If you’ve ever been told that you “can’t revise for English Language”, think again. Unlike content-heavy subjects, success comes from practising key skills – such as analysing texts, structuring your answers clearly, and managing your time effectively. In this guide, we share our top tips to help you feel confident and prepared.

Tuition

How to prepare for your child’s first online tutoring session

If your child is starting tutoring for the first time, you may have a few questions about what will happen, whether they need to prepare anything, or how much you should be involved. In this article, we explain what typically happens in a first session, how you can help your child get ready, and what to expect from lessons as they progress.

Leadership

Equality of expectation in pastoral leadership

In this article, Head of Year 11 Giorgio Rubbo shows how pastoral leaders can drive academic success by maintaining high expectations. He explores how equality of expectation signals belief in a student’s potential and ensures they are supported to thrive — making inclusion truly meaningful.