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The dismal news that the UK currently has more NEETs than any other nation in the developed world bar the US has to be a wake-up call for those who care about our young people.  Almost one in ten of our … Continue reading →

There’s lots to see on Better Tuition’s Facebook page. We’ve got plenty to talk about and we’d love you to chat with us on Facebook or Twitter, so please get clicking and join our happy gangs of followers and fans. … Continue reading →

The news that 2010 Apprentice winner Stella English has been fired by Alan Sugar comes as a surprise, but I have a feeling she’ll take it in her stride.  From burning the toast to botching our driving tests (four times … Continue reading →

Education Secretary Michael Gove has announced his desire to see foreign languages taught in schools from age five.  As a foreign language fan myself – I speak French, German and occasional Spanish – I emphatically agree that we need urgently … Continue reading →

    Few parents question that breakfast is beneficial, but getting kids to eat a decent amount before school can be tough.  If you have ever questioned how a healthy breakfast can boost school performance, read this article to find out … Continue reading →

…and to get into that scientific groove we are posing a Staggering Science True or False question every day on our Facebook page.  So far we have learned that the oceans of the earth contain enough salt to cover all … Continue reading →

September has crept up on stealthily this year and before you can say ‘Bonfire Night’ it will be Christmas.  Children may complain about the big return to school but secretly they are glad to see their friends and settle into … Continue reading →

The last weekend before our autumn term begins.  Bring on the mellow fruitfulness!  The three things we recommend this weekend are: 1.  Label all inanimate objects you can lay hands on, whether they are going to school or not.  Just … Continue reading →

The tears are, of course, more likely to be yours than theirs!  For most Year 7 children the next couple of weeks are full of excitement as they move up to secondary school.  For many parents, it’s an anxious time. This is … Continue reading →