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Unlocking the Power of Chess Introduction Chess is not just a game, but a valuable tool for children's brain development. It helps them to think logically and critically, improving their problem-solving and decision-making skills. Playing chess also teaches children important life skills such a...

Introduction Are you confused about the AQA GCSE Maths Grade Boundaries, and don’t understand why they aren’t always a fixed number each year. Don’t worry you are not alone, it's a very common question I get asked in my GCSE Maths classes by students just like you. Understanding how Grade Bound...

Introduction Ah, the GCSE exams. The bane of a student's existence, but also a crucial step towards their future. These exams determine what subjects they'll be able to study at A-Level, and ultimately, what career will go on to pursue. It's safe to say that they're pretty important. After the ...

Introduction Are you feeling a little nervous about your upcoming GCSE Maths exams in 2023? It's totally normal to feel that way, but don't worry! With the right preparation and understanding of the formulas, you'll be able to confidently impress the examiners. That's why we've put together this...

Introduction When students arrive in Year 7 at secondary school, they have gone through the whole of primary school without using a calculator and are unsure about when or even how to use one. There is no exact criteria for when to use or not use a calculator. Generally if the topic is not test...

Year 6 pupils sit the SATs exam at the end of Year 6, but what exactly are the Year 6 SATs, this guide will ensure that you understand what you need to know about the Year 6 SATs. What are Year 6 SATs? Students in England are formally assessed at the end of Year 6 using Standard Attainment Test...