Month: September 2015

Outdoor learning is a great way to enjoy studying for GCSE’s, A levels, and Oxbridge entrance exams– and to make sure your student’s brains are ready for the new school year.

Studying through summer can be a motivational challenge, so is the answer just to hire private tuition and sit little Jimmy in the London living room and keep it all ticking over?

Outdoor learning is a great alternative way to engage students but it requires forethought and originality from a teacher, parent or private Maths or English tutor. Here are a few ideas get you started in the remaining couple of weeks of the summer break.

Exam resits, it’s not all doom and gloom! – By the education team at Athena Tuition

So you might be reading this and maybe your A Level results didn’t quite match your ideal university’s requirements. Stay calm, this isn’t the end of the world, and there’s always something you can do. Taking resits, whether at the AS, A2 or IB level can help you reapply to university, or convince your teachers that you ought to have a better predicted grade.