It gives all young people an opportunity to play to their non-academic strengths, or to be temporarily free from the endless gravy train of vigorous study, exams, results, and resits.
The Real Jekyll and Hyde
Many suspect Deacon Brodie to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous novella A Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
How to Choose the Best University for You
Finding your preferred university options is a project in itself.
Smartphones: Friend or Foe?
People spend approximately two hours daily on their smart phones browsing, researching, responding and making purchases… yet, many of us complain about not having enough time to do the things we really want to do.
Which LEAs Are Tackling Bullying Best?
Bullying is an unfortunate and harmful part of school life for many children across England, however, our latest research has revealed that it is a far greater problem in some regions than others. Best and worst performers Across the country, the number of exclusions for bullying dropped by 5.6% between the 2011/12 and 2016/17 academic […]
STEM Subjects: Are They Really Superior?
STEM subjects typically lead to better job prospects. There’s no way around this; the breadth of practical knowledge students acquire in STEM fields is astounding.
What is Lifelong Learning?
With technology developing at pace and a shortage of young people choosing to pursue STEM subjects, how do we remain competitive in the global economic market?
How a 360 Degree View can help with Creative Writing
Thinking of ideas to write on, knowing where to start and finding ways to incorporate different techniques can be challenging.
The Myths of Distance Learning
Distance learning is one of the most exciting developments in our age. My first real encounter with distance learning took place in 2013. I embarked on a four-year academic course which altered my future beyond what I could have imagined. Since completing my course I have developed a thirst for knowledge and discovered new strengths. […]
