How to Organise Your Workload: Just Like Building a Lego Castle Managing a busy workload, balancing studies and extra-curricular activities whilst leaving some time for yourself, is not easy. In fact, it’s a task in its own right, and a …
That long awaited Christmas break is fast coming to an end and it’s now 2022. So, although A-Levels still seem a way off, they are becoming a reality. To help we have set out below our top new years’ tips …
We have all heard it: ‘Bond. James Bond. England’s secret weapon. A jet-setting heartbreaker on Her Majesty’s secret service. A man who fears no one, with a licence to kill’. Pretty cool, isn’t it? But is Bond, James Bond a …
How often have you heard the phrase “it’s not all about you”? Well, you won’t hear it used in the context of a personal statement because, guess what, it is all about you. A subject that you are the world-renowned …
There is nothing more nerve-racking than waiting for exam results, though competing for an Olympic gold is certainly up there (not that we would know). This year, A-level results day falls on the 10th of August. Even if everything goes …
Our Summer Reads: How to Keep Yourself Occupied Summer is fast approaching and, with Love Island only airing in the evening and the Euros coming to an end, my days are looking pretty empty. With the first lockdown exhausting my …
Why Jaffa Cakes Teach All There is to Know About Essay Writing Why is writing an essay so difficult? I used to spend hours staring blankly at an essay title, poised over the keyboard waiting for inspiration to strike. One …
Recently, we met up with Nik Miller the CEO of the Bridge Group, a non-profit consultancy that uses research to promote social equality. It was an interesting conversation illustrating a shared vision of an educational system where outcomes are determined …
I am a serial procrastinator. If there is an excuse not to work, I will find it. Perhaps that is why I have rewatched the new, awfully-acted Tracy Beaker twice in a week, or how I have almost exhausted the …
