Education

Introducing Our New GCSE Maths Revision Powerpack!
If your children are taking GCSE exams this summer, then you’ll know the pressure is mounting on them to gain good grades – with maths revision often being a particularly challenging subject for many children and parents alike! You want to help and support as much as possible [...]Read more

Benefits and Challenges of Home-Schooling
Have you ever considered home-schooling your children? If this is something you’re thinking about, this blog will look at the challenges and benefits of home-schooling. It will also show how Exemplar Education can be the perfect partner in helping keep you confident that you’re [...]Read more

Self-paced learning
Exemplar Education is all about self-paced learning – allowing the parents and children on our programme to set their own study plan! What is self-paced learning? Self-paced learning is defined as ‘a specific learning method, in which the learner is able to control [...]Read more

Maths and Decluttering
This blog explores how you can encourage mathematical development whilst your child carries out household chores. We all know sometimes it can be much easier and faster to just do it ourselves. But it’s important for children to understand basic life skills, learn to be [...]Read more

Visiting Senegal with World Vision UK
As you may have seen from our social media this week – Darren and Satinder from our team have been visiting Senegal and seeing first-hand the amazing work our charity partners World Vision do to help change the lives of the children who live there! Check out our Facebook Page to [...]Read more

Is your family influential at school?
When your child comes home complaining about something that ‘the school’ has done, what do you do? Sometimes it’s just kids complaining about anything that doesn’t fit with what they want. But occasionally there is a valid issue that really needs to be addressed. You don’t want [...]Read more

New school, new teachers
If your child has started a new school, they’ll be meeting lots of new people. Some of those are children who will become friends, but most importantly, they’ll meet teachers. Teachers can make or break your child’s experience of school. Celebrities often include a favourite [...]Read more

School uniform shopping top tips
Despite the fact that our children spend more time in their school uniform than anything else, we can still begrudge the expense. Let’s face it, buying yet another pair of white socks isn’t as fun as a cute dress or jumper. But there are ways of bagging some great deals. Cashback [...]Read more

Preparing your child for their last year at primary school
The saying ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ could have been written for a parent with a child about to enter year 6, their last year at primary school. The memories of their first day at school are still fresh, the thought of senior school and all that comes with it is a blur, but [...]Read more

10 tips to help the plastic revolution
If you haven’t noticed that the world has a problem with plastic, you must have been locked away for the past couple of years. From David Attenborough’s shocking revelations about the state of our oceans, to the documentaries showing how plastic is finding its way into our [...]Read more

Virtual teachers are coming
With the education news full of teacher shortages and bigger classes, any parent could be forgiven for worrying that quieter children may lose out on attention and help when they need it. Enter AI! Artificial Intelligence is already operating on some university campuses. At [...]Read more

Is your child a role model?
Motivational speaker, Jim Rohn, said “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Their attitudes and beliefs are what you are around most and you start to think the same way they do. So it’sRead more