We all know that the environment affects behaviour. But when it comes to studying, most teens are expected to "just get on with it"—often at the kitchen table, on the bed, or squeezed into a shared sp...

GCSE results are in. The textbooks have been shelved. The relief is real. But before your teen coasts into their final summer of freedom, there’s something worth thinking about:

GCSE success doesn’t ...

Ever heard the phrase "kids learn what they live"?

It applies to studying, too.

What your teen sees at home — your habits, your routines, even your attitude to challenge — deeply influences how they...

Summer’s here. The books are (mostly) closed. And both teens and parents are ready to take a deep breath.

But a question often comes up around this time: “Should my teen be revising during the summer...

   “Just sit down and revise for two hours.”

It sounds simple enough — until you realise most teens don’t have the attention span (or motivation) for long, unbroken study blocks.

The result? Frustra...

Have you ever noticed your teen revising a topic one week — only to completely forget it the next? It’s frustrating, both for them and for you. But it’s not laziness. It’s how the brain works.

This c...

After the intensity of mock exams and end-of-year assessments, it’s only natural that many teens want to switch off in June. Parents, too, often assume it’s time to let things settle until September.

As a parent, you want the very best for your teen—especially when it comes to education. But when faced with the decision to invest in a high-level exam coaching programme, it's natural to pause and w...

If your teen is struggling with A-Level Chemistry, Biology, Maths, or Physics, your first instinct might be to hire a tutor. It’s what most parents do—and it seems like the logical solution.

But what...