The UK boarding school system can seem overwhelming at first, so let us give you some guidance on one of the most important parts of the application process…

Concentration is a skill that all children need to learn, and one that some will find easier than others.

We outline the most important things to know about the ISEB Common Pre-Tests, for students applying to UK independent schools.

An effective humanities education develops our knowledge of human societies and cultures over space and time, expanding our worldviews and equipping us with critical thinking and problem-solving skills required to build a better future.

If you're thinking of applying to Oxford of Cambridge, deciding which college to choose can be a daunting prospect.

If your child needs to sit CAT4 tests for their school entrance assessments, there are some key details you should know.

We outline the most important points about the UKiset assessment for international students applying to UK independent schools.

Children seeking a kindergarten place in Hong Kong will likely have to sit some kind of assessment, even at this young age.

Moving to the UK is a huge move for any family, and finding the right school for your children is one of the most important decisions you need to make before you go.

If you’re unfamiliar with it, the British school system can seem a little complex, so let us guide you through the most important details…

From an outside perspective, the British system for applying to university, UCAS, can appear a little confusing - so let us demystify the process a little…

Although it’s often labelled as monotonous and boring, a healthy routine for school can be an excellent tool to enhance focus, and boost productivity and positivity.

With the advent of highly computerised classrooms, a lot of young people are spending less time practising their handwriting - but here’s why it’s still important in our modern world…

Latin Tutor, Nathaniel Hunt, tells us about the benefits of studying Latin.

British Tutors' co-founder, Eleanor Ford, discusses the wide-reaching benefits of private tuition.

As educators who have spent many hours teaching and working with students online over the past few years, we can happily report that the answer to this question is a resounding “yes!”

Diana Harrison is Deputy Head at St Mary's School, Calne. Here she shares what top schools look for in interviews and assessments.

Olivia Hungerford, UK Schools Consultant and Director of British Tutors, explains her role in students' academic pathways.

We ask Jim Hewer, founder of Heritage Education, for advice on visiting prospective UK boarding schools for your child.

With the new term just around the corner, here are our tips to get help you prepare for a great start to the new academic year.