Advice

A surprising number of students choose their A levels unaware of the long-term impact on future study and career if they get it wrong

With so much change going on in the higher education and jobs landscape, how do we guide young people to make the right choices for them? We get insights from careers specialists at three leading independents

Helping young people to recognise and avoid unhealthy relationships is a challenge but we need to start the awkward conversations early, says domestic abuse expert Paula DeVaux

Cathy Ellott, Headteacher of Streatham & Clapham High School, on her Action Plan to help departing students navigate the next step with confidence

Exam technique is the hidden key to securing top grades at GCSE and A level, says the Director of tutoring company ESPD Jaspal Kalsey

The average teenager may be sleep deprived and research suggests we should stop treating lie-ins as sloth and start working with their body clocks

With conventional pathways of gap year and/or university altered by the pandemic, what about other options? We look at some CV-enhancing possibilities

Bob Ryan, Dean of Admissions at St. George’s University in Grenada, discusses what to consider if your child is considering an international medical school

Stuck in a homeschooling rut? Here are 5 useful homeschooling tips to help you get the right support for your child to thrive.