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Some very happy news to announce... I'm a finalist for Young Business Person of the Year at the SME Hertfordshire Busine...
08/07/2026

Some very happy news to announce... I'm a finalist for Young Business Person of the Year at the SME Hertfordshire Business Awards 2026! 🎉

Being a young person in business is no easy task. You learn everything on the fly, you wear every hat going, and some days the doubt is a lot louder than the wins.

But I wouldn't do anything else — for as long as I possibly can.

Building WeAre Education from an idea back in 2022 into something that genuinely changes how young people feel about what they're capable of has been the privilege of my working life.

Confidence really does build futures, and I get to watch that happen every single week.

From being a 16 year old (as pictured) who just finished their GCSE's and knowing that I wanted to help students for the rest of my life, I suppose young Fleur would be pretty proud!

To every family who's trusted us with their child, every tutor who's gone above and beyond, and everyone who's cheered me on along the way — thank you.

This one's for you as much as me. 🧡

Exam season ends, and the strange thing about this job is what's left behind once the papers are sat and the results are...
23/06/2026

Exam season ends, and the strange thing about this job is what's left behind once the papers are sat and the results are in.

Not the grades. The grades matter, of course — they open doors, and we work hard for them. But they're not what arrives in the post weeks later.

This week it was thank-you cards. One of them has a little illustrated bookshelf on the front, and along the spines are all the things we worked through together — Macbeth, Blood Brothers, A Christmas Carol, the poetry anthology, language and literature, creative writing.

A whole year of someone's effort, drawn out book by book.

My name is on one of the spines.

That's the part of tutoring that stays with me. You spend months with a young person in the difficult middle of something hard — the bit where they're convinced they can't do it — and somewhere along the way the texts stop being an obstacle and start being theirs.

They own Macbeth now. They have opinions about poetry. They sat in an exam and trusted themselves.

The exams pass. The grades get filed away. What lasts is the moment a student stops believing they're "just not good at English" and starts believing the opposite.

Cards like these remind me why I started WeAre Education in the first place. Confidence builds futures — and the futures are out there now, doing their own thing, no longer needing me.

Which is, of course, the whole point.

To every student who trusted the process this year: thank you.

Confession: I am a to-do list person. Always have been. But here's the thing nobody tells you — most people don't write ...
22/06/2026

Confession: I am a to-do list person. Always have been. But here's the thing nobody tells you — most people don't write to-do lists, they write guilt lists.

A long, vague pile of everything they're not doing. And that's the difference between a list that helps and a list that just makes you feel behind.

So here's how to actually write one that works, whether you're revising for GCSEs or just trying to get through the week.

Be specific. "Revise English" is not a task, it's a vibe. "Make an A3 mind map of the themes in Macbeth" is a task. If you can't picture yourself starting it, it's too big.

Break the big things down. One scary item becomes three small doable ones. You're far more likely to start "read Act 1 and annotate" than "revise the whole play."

Pick your three. Not fifteen. Three things that, if you did nothing else, would mean today was a win. Everything else is a bonus.
Be honest about time.

Most of us plan a day like we have 28 hours in it. Look at what you've actually got and plan for that.

Cross things off. Yes, it's a small dopamine hit, but that little tick is your brain learning that you finish what you start. That matters more than people think.

The students who do well aren't always the cleverest in the room. Very often they're just the ones who broke it down, knew what they were doing today, and did it.

That's a skill, not a personality trait — and you can build it.

What's the one thing on your list today? Tell me below and make it real.

Structure isn’t just what a writer says — it’s how they build it. 🏗️Swipe through our 6-step method for nailing structur...
18/06/2026

Structure isn’t just what a writer says — it’s how they build it. 🏗️
Swipe through our 6-step method for nailing structural analysis: focus → shift → shape → why → how → link. Master these and you’ll never stare blankly at a “how is the text structured?” question again.
Save this for revision and tag a study buddy who needs it. 📌
Confidence builds futures. ✨
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This question comes up in every first lesson I ever have with a new student. It’s understandable, language analysis is h...
18/06/2026

This question comes up in every first lesson I ever have with a new student. It’s understandable, language analysis is hard! My first step is to remind them that literature is EMOTIONAL! Remember that when you analyse and you’re set.

About time I introduced myself on here!
18/06/2026

About time I introduced myself on here!

What if your child entered their GCSE year 10 already knowing the fundamentals?That's exactly what these two-week course...
17/06/2026

What if your child entered their GCSE year 10 already knowing the fundamentals?

That's exactly what these two-week courses are built to do.

WeAre Education are running English and Maths boost courses this August — live on Zoom, hands-on, and built around the exact toolkit students need to walk into GCSEs already ahead.

Three sessions a week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday), one focused hour each, across two weeks:

English — 10am
Maths — 11am

Mon 3rd to Wed 12th August
£135 per subject, both for £240 - for the full two weeks (VAT included)

Take one subject or both — they run back-to-back, so a child doing both is done in one focused morning and free by lunch.

English covers reading unseen texts, working out how writers create meaning, building answers around strong evidence, and writing that's both creative and technically sound.

Maths covers number, algebra, geometry and data — the building blocks — plus how to read a question properly and show clear working.

Small groups, real attention, no filler. Just the things that make the difference when GCSEs arrive.

Message me if you'd like to grab a spot and I'll talk you through whether it's the right fit for your child.

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The questions I'm getting from parents right now (every single week)"How do you even revise for English?""She's reading ...
18/03/2026

The questions I'm getting from parents right now (every single week)

"How do you even revise for English?"

"She's reading the books but I don't know if she's doing it right."

"He just stares at his notes. I don't know how to help him."

Sound familiar?

We're a matter of weeks away from GCSE English exams and honestly — these are the most common conversations I'm having. Not just with students, but with their parents.

And here's the thing: English revision isn't obvious. You can't just learn facts. There's no formula to memorise. It asks for something different — and most parents were taught it (not 😆 ) so long ago, so it can make support at times, difficult.

So when these questions come up, I don't just answer them in the session and move on.

I put things in writing.

Parent-friendly handbooks, plain English guides, practical things you can actually do at home to help — without needing to know the difference between a caesura and a compound sentence.

Because a student who has a clued-up, calm parent / guardian behind them revises better.

Full stop.

I'm also working on something that'll make this kind of support much more accessible — more on that soon 👀

In the meantime, if you're a parent reading this and you're not sure how to support your child through the next few weeks — feel free to drop me a message.

Happy to help.

How to keep the peace this exam season
24/02/2026

How to keep the peace this exam season

Happy Chinese New Year from WeAre Education ✨As we welcome the Year of the Horse 🐎, we wish our students, families, and ...
17/02/2026

Happy Chinese New Year from WeAre Education ✨

As we welcome the Year of the Horse 🐎, we wish our students, families, and tutors a year filled with energy, confidence, progress, and success.

May this year bring fresh beginnings, ambition, and continued growth in learning and beyond 🌸📚

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