Helping Your Child With KS2 Maths Papers
As your child gets ready for their KS2 exams, they may feel anxious and worried. This is the first time they are going to experience
May 25, 2017
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Maths Past Papers And Other Support For Children With Additional Needs
There doesn’t seem to be a day that goes by that there isn’t another shake up, or funding crisis in education. Underneath all of this
May 25, 2017
Everything you need to know about GCSEs (infographic)
Everything you need to know about GCSEs.
GCSEs are sat by approximately 7000k school students every year.
GCSE were orignially introduced in 1988 to replace O-Levels and CSEs.
April 13, 2017
What’s the Best Last Minute Support You can Give to Your Kids for Revision?
Exam time is almost upon us. And we say ‘us’, because as parents, we live through it with our children. If you’ve got secondary school
April 13, 2017
SchoolExams.co.uk in the media
Our exciting new virtual tutor site and Eddy Chan, the dad who founded it, have been regularly featured across the media.
Eddy’s story as a dad who wants to democratise tuition and make it available for all, has been the subject for various articles. Similarly, the new GCSEs and KS2 (SATs) and their new …
April 10, 2017
Our parents survey reveals an increasing dependence on tutors to guarantee exam success
The UK’s only virtual tutor, SchoolExams.co.uk has commissioned a poll to understand parents’ needs when it comes to helping their children attain exam success. The
April 4, 2017
Is it possible to be successful in the 11+ without a tutor?
The news that some parents across the country are spending thousands on private tutors to help their children pass the 11+ exam can be a
March 22, 2017
SchoolExams.co.uk Featured in Daily Mail Online
SchoolExams.co.uk was featured in the Daily Mail Online today, take a look! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4319536/Can-answer-fiendishly-hard-GCSE-questions.html
March 17, 2017
6 signs your child needs extra support to pass their exams
As a parent you have a responsibility to help your child celebrate achievements, but also a duty to help them through the stressful times. And
March 3, 2017
Eight additional resources your pupils need to pass their GCSEs
Being a teacher or tutor, you are only as good as your last set of pupils. And as you well know, May and June will
February 21, 2017
Why should out of school tuition be just for the wealthy?
Being the father of three school aged children, it has not escaped my attention how the home tutoring sector has soared in popularity in recent
February 13, 2017
5 Ways to Achieve Top GCSE Marks
Although May and June seems like it’s a long way off, especially for your children, the GCSE exam period will soon come around. Yes, the
February 8, 2017
12 Creative Answers to Exam Questions
When it comes to exams, both parents and kids alike feel the stress. Hours spent revising, practising answers to questions and hundreds of sticky notes
October 7, 2016
A Parent’s Guide to Results Day
Frantic phone calls, an accelerated heart rate, sweaty palms – results day can be truly nerve-wracking and it’s no walk in the park for your
August 12, 2016
Choosing GCSE Subjects
As the end of term gets ever closer there are some important decisions to be made for pupils of all ages. Sixth formers will have
June 20, 2016
Do Pupils Need to Resit SATs at Secondary School?
New Government proposals mean that pupils who do not meet the required standard in their SATs will have to resit them in secondary school. The
June 13, 2016
What Happens When an Exam is Disrupted?
Up and down the country teenagers are spending hours revising as exams bear down. But, what happens if the test is interrupted by something beyond
May 31, 2016
Is Standardised Testing the Best Way to Measure Progress?
Throughout the world exams are used as the primary means of measuring children’s progress but does this mean they are the most effective way to
May 23, 2016
How to Help Your Child with Pressure and Stress
Exam season may only just have arrived but it has already been riddled with controversy about the pressure being put on children with changes to
May 9, 2016
Are A-Levels Easier Now?
With only a few months of the school year left and 16-18 year olds frantically studying for A-level examinations – it seems like a good
April 19, 2016
The Forgotten Pressures of Exams
Testing is a major factor in British schools, with exams starting in primary school and continuing through to leaving age. They put a huge amount
February 22, 2016