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Did you know that around a quarter of UK pupils now have private tutoring at some point in their education? As the pressure to obtain

When it comes to learning, there’s been numerous debates about the best way to absorb information. Cue cards, colour coded revision tools and group tutorials

Over the last few year grammar schools have received a lot of press attention, with the government initially backing a boost in places igniting a

For kids, the summer holidays are here, and they’ll no doubt be planning time to play. But keeping up education to some degree can give

We all want our children to achieve everything that they are capable of and to have every opportunity to continue their academic careers past the

A new study has revealed that there is growing support for some exams to be replaced with teacher assessment instead. The research suggests that teacher

An academy in London has taken the surprising step of withdrawing several of its students from A-level exams following poor performance in mock exam tests.

A new survey of parents has found that the majority consider that exam stress negatively impacts the mental health of their children. The survey also

The time immediately before an exam is usually a tense and nerve-raking period. After months of build up, revision, endless studying and mock papers, the

There’s simply no denying exams are incredibly stressful – they determine your grade, they mark the end of your course and to top it all,

All parents, teachers and education professionals have heard time and time again that exams have become easier and standards have declined. This of course undermines

Exam season is here again and if you have teens in the house, that means a few things – mornings will be busier than ever,