Remember, remember, the 5th of November, Gunpowder treason and plot. The fireworks we enjoy on bonfire night are a historical representation of the gunpowder used by Guy Fawkes in his 1605 plot to blow up parliament. The shows you will see around the 5th November have been refined over the […]
Preparing your child for Common Entrance Children take Common Entrance exams when applying to join independent schools at the age of 11 or 13. They are standardised tests set by the Independent Schools Examinations Board. As a parent or student, you may be unsure as to what the tests […]
Is your child getting enough exercise? Surveys show that many children continue to fall below the recommended physical activity and exercise guidelines. The government recommend that children between the ages of 5 and 18 should be doing 1 hour minimum of exercise every single day. This should include […]
Schools issue warnings over Snapchat Safety Schools are raising concerns about online safety for children with particular reference to the new location and map features that Snapchat have introduced. Many smartphone apps utilise location pinpointing as an everyday part of their service. Snapchat raises particular concern for parents due […]
ADD – Attention Deficit Disorder ADHD – Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder People often refer to ADD and ADHD as the same thing which is, in part, correct but the two terms ADD and ADHD do apply to different symptoms. ADHD is a form of ADD with […]
The budget for education and schools is a far-reaching topic, coming under increased scrutiny over the past year, during political changes through the UK and Europe. Spending on education appears to steadily fall and The Institute for Fiscal Studies predicts that spending is set to drop 6.5% by 2020. Head […]
There are many different types of dyslexia that can affect people. People can suffer from one or multiple forms that hinder the learning process and often make reading, writing, spelling and memory problematic. It is important to remember that severity differs from person to person and specific teaching […]
Stress and nerves can be a good thing for a short period of time. They let us know that we have something important coming up, they tell us that an upcoming event or challenge means a lot to us; so do not ignore these feelings. Stress can help […]
Smithbrook Tuition always keeps a close eye on what’s new and the wider spectrum of education in the UK to make sure we can provide the best tuition possible for our students and help to advise parents on schools and subjects. Four and a half day week The National Association […]
Writing an essay can seem like a bulky task to undertake especially if you are not used to writing long pieces. It can be tempting to sit down and just start writing without any plans or direction for your essay. You can use a handful of simple ways to make […]
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