Love Literacy

💬 Parent feedback means so much to us.

Hearing about Jaiden’s progress with Love Literacy reminds us why we do what we do. Supporting children to build confidence, strengthen their skills, and reach their potential is at the heart of our work.

We’re grateful to be part of each child’s journey. ❤️📚

Zara Muirhead, Founder of Love Literacy.
Established at birth: early 80s. 🥰

Still growing. Still learning. Still passionate about changing lives through education. 🤎

Your reminder to have fun this week. When was the last time you laughed as a family, did a silly dance, visited a new area?

CAREERS DAY | JUNE 2026

We are calling on adults from all industries and backgrounds to come and share your career journey with our young people.

Session Details:
📅 Date: Saturday 13th June 2026
⏰ Time: 12:15pm – 1:30pm
📍 Venue: Chadwell Heath Community Centre, 255 High Road, Chadwell Heath, RM6 6AS

Tell them about:
✔ your career
✔ your education and training path
✔ lessons learned along the way
✔ advice you wish you had at their age

Sometimes one conversation can inspire a future career, build confidence or widen a young person’s perspective.

If you would like to take part and give back, please email:
[email protected] 🤎

Many students- including Year 10s are preparing for end of year exams.

Here are a few tips from Ebony Grace.

Here are some extras:

1. Display your exam schedule.
2. Create a realistic study plan.
3. Eat the frog! (Start with the subjects you struggle with the most.)

Many students revise passively — reading notes over and over without actually strengthening recall. One of the simplest ways to revise more effectively is to use your textbook actively, not just as something to read.

📚 GCSE Revision Tip:

Don’t just highlight the textbook.
Turn every heading into a question.

For example:
❌ “Photosynthesis”
✅ “What is photosynthesis and why is it important?”

Then:
• cover the page,
• answer from memory,
• check the textbook,
• correct in a different colour.

This trains your brain to retrieve information — which is what exams actually test.

Top tip:
At the end of each topic, create:
✔ 5 quick-fire questions
✔ 2 exam-style questions
✔ 1 “teach it to someone else” explanation

Reading feels productive.
Retrieval is what builds memory.