Is a new career on the cards for you? It’s a question that more often impacts mums who have taken years out of the workforce to look after children, only to find out their previous career isn’t viable when they return to the workforce. Having been the main carer for my own children, this is
We’re entering into mock exam season and IGCSE and GCSE exams themselves will be upon us in no time. It’s a scenario we’re familiar with in our house as Helen was in Year 11 last year and preparing for this particular rite of passage. One of the core subjects all students must sit is chemistry.
Exam season has just been and if you are a parent of a Year 11 or Year 13 student, you will know it. Encouraging youngsters to revise can be a challenge, especially once they go on study leave and no longer have the structure of the school day to follow.
For many parents, the transition from school to university is a significant milestone —not just for their child but for the entire family. It marks the beginning of independence, new academic challenges, and a shift in lifestyle. While exciting, this transition can also bring uncertainty and concerns.
Supporting kids through high school and college is a multifaceted endeavor that demands engagement not only from the students themselves but significantly from their families and educators. The journey through these critical educational phases shapes not just academic success but also personal and professional futures. In this article, we delve into the different dimensions of
