Pre-revision steps Knowing where to start with your revision can seem like an overwhelming task. First of all, it is essential to make sure all of your notes are up to speed, checking off all of the topics for each subject. The most effective way students can check this is by looking at the subject specification […]

As tutors, we are often asked how best to support a child in their preparation for senior school. For many, this means sitting competitive 11+ exams in Year 6. These assessments are challenging, but need not be stressful if tackled sensibly. Starting preparations early is the best way to ensure that your child is a […]

August marked a busy month in the world of education, with the release of both A-level and GCSE results. Congratulations to all those who achieved or exceeded their predictions – it’s been quite a year! After the cancellation of UK national exams for the second year running due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we were thrilled to […]

Quintessentially Education would like to wish all students receiving their A-level results the best of luck ahead of tomorrow. After what has been an exceptional year, with the cancellation of examinations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important that students are best prepared and aware of the options available to them. A reminder to: […]

Exploring in differences in major high school curriculums The curriculum is one of the most important components that define a school and choosing the right curriculum for you is one of the most crucial components in defining your academic success. There are over 12,000 K-12 English-medium international schools globally, and this has significantly increased over […]

Whilst the world has largely been closed for leisure travel this past year, many countries are now beginning to open up again. Travel for work or relocation purposes is very much resuming – especially as businesses shift and pivot out of the pandemic. With this in mind, families with school-age children wishing to relocate will […]

In response to the Department of Education’s announcement that all UK A-Level examinations will be cancelled for the second year running, the University of Cambridge has been the first academic institute to formally introduce an “oversubscription” clause. As reported by The Times, this clause relates to the university’s offer of admissions, effectively allowing them to […]

Since the start of the pandemic, the impact on learning for pupils around the country has been profound, with repeated school closures and the introduction of remote learning. The latest government announcement has lead to the closure of  primary and secondary schools again and with this comes the questions on what effect this will have on exams later [...]

For those students receiving A level results today, read below for advice from our in house SEN consultant, Dr Susanna Pinkus – https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/find-your-way-whatever-the-results_uk_5b6f0fede4b002bcfeab61e0

Natalie Costa, from Power Thoughts: Insights by a mindfulness and coaching specialist. The exam season is soon upon us and this can often cause a lot of stress, worry and anxiety for our children.  Sleepless nights and emotional meltdowns are regularly experienced and for some children the pressure to perform just feels all too much.  […]