Tuition Extra

New student enquiries welcome for Maths and Science tuition up to GCSE. A few Monday night slots are available.

Tuition is Monday and Tuesday evenings for 2017-18. Currently fully booked but waiting list is empty. I should have a few spaces from May 2018 and I can sometimes offer additional tuition during school holidays.

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Regional school results gap 'widening' - BBC News Where children grow up in England is more likely to determine success or failure at school than in previous generations, a think tank study suggests.

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All sessions are now fully booked and the waiting list is filling up. I am taking bookings for next September and cannot guarantee any spaces will become available until then.

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Q&A: GCSE changes in England As Education Secretary Michael Gove sets out his plans to reform GCSEs in England's schools with tougher exams and a move away from coursework, the BBC News website answers some key questions.

Warning of 'unqualified teachers' Teaching unions are warning that children in England are increasingly being taught by unqualified staff.

Ofqual 'may block plans to axe tiered GCSE papers' - Telegraph The exams regulator may scupper plans to axe easier test papers for less-able pupils amid fears the system will make GCSEs less “accessible”, it emerged today.

Games education festival wins industry award The Games Britannia festival was named 'Best university / educational initiative' at the national TIGA game industry awards.

Secret museum of weird and wonderful natural history set to open by popular demand This teaching museum was created by the University’s first Professor of Biology, Alfred Denny in 1905. Last year, visitors to the museum flocked in their hundreds to see some of the museum’s weird and wonderful artefacts, including the enormous skull of an extinct man-sized eagle – known as the ‘Ter...