With increasing concern over end-of-year exams and how they will be assessed, we decided to interview two teachers from leading British public schools about their thoughts on the matter, and their experiences during the pandemic. →
Being at university is all about managing your time between work and fun. Just because you’ve got some assignments to do, it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy yourself! As long as you’re strict with your →
Last week, PM Boris Johnson announced the government’s roadmap to ease lockdown restrictions in England. This included a confirmation that universities will be open again for face-to-face learning. A later announcement also confirmed that final-year →
Later this month, Education Minister Gavin Williamson is expected to announce that English universities will reopen for face-to-face lectures on the 8th March. This news has had the press talking, once again, about the future →
The pandemic has caused potentially long-lasting effects on all aspects of the student experience. However, despite the uncertainty facing students applying for higher education courses, the UK saw a record number of applications among young →
Alarming research from the Prince’s Trust on mental health has given rise to calls for the government to set up a post-pandemic wellbeing fund for schools in England. According to the study, more than 1 →
