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A recent article in the BBC draws attention to the widespread use of essay writing services available on the Internet. The end result of the investigation was that many videos promoting these services have be . . .
International students come in all shapes and sizes - something we often forget. One characteristic that is often hidden or ignored is the financial situation of each student. It’s easy just to think only we . . .
University deadlines will be here in a month and choices must be finalised. There are several league tables produced for universities in the UK, which use similar methodologies and produce roughly the same results . . .
The Popular Netflix show 13 Reasons Why is now on its second season, and it touches on very real issues experienced by today’s adolescents, specifically triggered by a classmates’ suicide. By the time . . .
As soon as you get to study the sciences in their own right, usually at the start of secondary school, everything suddenly seems to get harder. When you study Chemistry, understanding the periodic table is one of . . .
A BBC article on the ‘over-recruitment’ of students to Oxford and Cambridge from eight of the UK’s top schools suggests that there is an unfair bias in the recruitment approach. It is likely true . . .
International schools worldwide will be recognised at the International Schools Awards ceremony in London in January, hosted by International School Leader Magazine with the support of ISC Research. We are happy t . . .
It’s no great secret that Asian parents can be demanding, setting what some might view as unreasonable goals for their children. A recent court case serves as a cautionary tale of a young Chinese math prodig . . .
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