Transition to Secondary School
An independent school in Cheshire offers an insight into the rolie of parents and teachers in helping children with transitioning from primary to secondary education.
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An independent school in Cheshire offers an insight into the rolie of parents and teachers in helping children with transitioning from primary to secondary education.
Read MoreHomework at primary school is often a given, with roughly 90% of schools setting some sort of homework. Many parents judge the effectiveness of a school by the amount of homework set. But how often have you stopped to consider the purpose of homework and whether its perceived benefits have evidence to back them up?
Read MoreWhile larger independent schools often boast extensive facilities and a wide range of extracurricular activities, smaller preparatory schools offer distinct advantages that can profoundly impact your child’s development and educational experience.
Read MoreFor many families, independent schools are an attractive option, often more affordable than expected. Small class sizes allow for more individual attention in early years when reading, writing and arithmetic are being learned for the first time.
Read MoreIf your child is about to start school, one of the things on your mind is how that change from being at home or nursery to a school setting will make them, and you, feel. With some simple steps it will help the transition go a lot smoother… See our First Day of School Checklist!
Read MoreTop tips from Rebecca Ginger, the founder of Fables World, on how with a simple deck of cards you could make maths more fun and enjoyable for kids.
Read MoreThe Manchester Grammar School has developed a wide range of free-to-access online academic courses for pupils both within the school and beyond to make high-quality learning accessible to more pupils.
Read MoreThe individual approach is the most effective one when teaching mathematics. A class of 30 kids of different abilities cannot be taught a subject well… In my experience, children make the best progress if they are allowed to work at their own pace. Some can fly through the programme, while others need more time and repetitive work to master a topic.
Read MoreAll schools have a duty to make sure that their pupils have the best, broadest and most engaging experience that they can provide, says the chairman of Altrincham Preparatory School for Boys.
Read MoreDaniel Burns, MGS A-level student, has been named as the school Captain for 2023-24. He says: “MGS suits every kind of student: the academics, the athletes, the programmers, and everything in between.”
Read MoreEmpowering young girls is a collective responsibility. By investing in education and promoting happiness and self-worth, we can create an environment where girls can thrive and reach their full potential.
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