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  1. Tuition for Toddlers

    Parents are finding that if they want their child to attend a selective primary school, their child will often have to take an exam at aged three or four. This has led to an alarming rise in the number of private tuition requests for children aged two to four years old, with many parents wanting to ensure that their child receives a head start.

  2. Ofsted Head Says Children Should Start School At Two

    The head of Ofsted Sally Morgan has said that children should attend school as young as two years old in order to give them an educational boost.

  3. Improving Our Search Engine Ranking

    Petes blog 18-11-13: Last week Harriet and I had a meeting to discuss our strategy to get a good, organic, Google ranking...

  4. A New Breed of Pushy Parents

    A new book has been released with advice for head teachers on dealing with pushy parents. The book, called ‘Heads Up’, contains information on how to tackle parents who are constantly protesting student’s grades, classes, and even those who regularly threaten legal action.

  5. Controversy Over University Strike

    Lecturers and staff at universities across the UK staged a country-wide strike on Halloween over their pay freeze. The action was organised jointly by the University and College Union, Unison and Unite, and involved lecturers and staff at 149 institutions throughout the UK.

  6. Tutors on Holiday

    Some parents compensate for having holidays during term time by arranging for a tutor to travel with them, whilst others engage tutors over the long summer break.

  7. New A' Level Content Announced

    Specifications for the new A’ Levels have been released, detailing revisions to the curriculum over 14 subjects from Arts, to Sciences, English, History and Sociology.

  8. Tutors Not Declaring Lessons

    Pete's blog 11-11-13: The most frustrating task we have is when a tutor decides that he/she is simply going to declare any lessons...

  9. Will Tutor-Proof Exams Make A Difference?

    As a private tutor I have no concerns about schools introducing a less predicable exam, and I applaud efforts to ensure that the test is fairer.

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