How to Overcome Exam Fear

Most of us don’t particularly like exams. But for some, exam fear can be debilitating. It can even lead to headaches, high blood pressure and panic attacks.

How to Qualify for Extra Time in UK Exams

Whether it’s ADHD, anxiety, or slow writing, learn about the conditions that may qualify you for extra time in UK exams and navigate the application process with confidence.

Summer Slide: What Is It and How Can Parents Prevent It?

Preventing summer slide

Did you know that over the summer holidays, students typically lose a significant amount of what they’ve learned during the past academic year?  This is known as the summer slide and could be a real obstacle to your child’s learning.  In fact, according to Forbes, pupils can lose up to 40% of their learning during […]

Can You Resit A Levels?

Failed your A Levels? Waiting to get your results back? Then you might be reassured to know that you can resit as many A Levels as you like. In fact, it can be a great way to improve your A Level grades and open up further opportunities in your future studies or career. Here, we’ll […]

How to support your child during exams without passing on your trauma

As the exam season fast approaches it’s hard not to reflect on what that time meant for you. If you suffered from great anxiety, didn’t achieve what you wanted or didn’t feel supported then you might be finding those feelings resurfacing. We know you want to support your child during this time, so how do you do that without putting your own anxieties onto them?

How to Create a Revision Timetable and Stick to It

Exams are an inevitable part of every student’s life, and preparation is key to success. A well-structured revision timetable not only organises your study routine but also makes the entire process less stressful. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll discover the importance of a revision timetable, how to create one that suits your needs, and the tools and resources to make it happen.

What Happens If You Fail University?

Failed university and wondering what to do next? Whether you’ve failed your first, second, or final year, this article will provide you with clear options for your next steps.