Higher Education Resources 10th October, 2026
How to Prepare for an Oxbridge Interview Without Becoming Over-Rehearsed
Preparing for an Oxbridge interview is about more than having the right answers. The strongest preparation helps students think aloud, respond to unfamiliar ideas and adapt when their reasoning is challenged. This guide explores how to prepare without becoming scripted, what to practise, how to approach mock interviews and what to do when you don’t know the answer.
Homeschooling 8th October, 2026
From First Call to First Lesson: How Enjoy Builds a Bespoke Homeschooling Programme
Deciding to explore homeschooling can feel daunting, and one of the first questions families ask is what happens next. Every Enjoy programme is built around the individual student, starting with a conversation to understand your child, their school situation and what you want education to feel like instead. From there, we design a bespoke programme with no standard timetable. We carefully match tutors to the student’s personality, learning needs and goals, then coordinate the practical details, including first lessons and tutor pre-meets. A dedicated Programme Manager, Lead Tutor and Academic Director keep everything joined up, and the programme adapts as your child’s needs change. The first step is simply a conversation.
Uncategorised 8th October, 2026
Parents’ Evening Raised Concerns? What Should You Do Next?
Academic Support 7th October, 2026
Living and Learning with Dyslexia: Our Director of Education Dominic Oxnam Shares His Story
For Dyslexia Awareness Week, we’re revisiting our Director of Education Dominic Oxnam’s personal account of growing up with dyslexia - from struggling to read as a child to university, teacher training and a career supporting young people. Dominic’s story is a reminder that dyslexia can look very different from one person to another, and that the right approach is often less about lowering expectations and more about finding the conditions in which someone can learn and show what they know.
20th Anniversary 25th September, 2026
20 Years of Enjoy Education.
Twenty years ago, Enjoy began with a simple belief: every child deserves to feel seen. In this personal reflection, our founder, Kate Shand shares the experiences that shaped Enjoy, from the transformative impact of one-to-one tuition to building a more personalised approach to education. Looking back at 20 years of change, she explores what still matters and what comes next for Enjoy.
Academic Support 23rd September, 2026
It is a Marathon, not a Sprint: how to set the pace for a positive year ahead. By Lucy Hughes, Head of Private Tuition
Starting the school year at full speed isn’t always the best way to finish it well. Lucy Hughes, Head of Private Tuition, explores how sustainable routines, good sleep, regular breaks and a flexible approach to learning can help students maintain their energy and focus throughout the year.
Tutoring & Tuition 9th June, 2026
What Is a Travelling Tutor, and When Should You Hire One?
Travelling tuition is about far more than keeping up with schoolwork while abroad. In this blog, we explore how a travelling tutor can provide structure, academic continuity and personalised learning for globally mobile families, whether children are relocating, training internationally or preparing for major exam. From GCSE and entrance exam preparation to cultural enrichment and mentoring, travelling tutors help students stay engaged, ambitious and confident wherever life takes them.
School Admissions 27th May, 2026
Private but Personal: How We Match Families with the UK’s Most Competitive Schools
Choosing the right independent school is about far more than reputation alone. In this blog, we explore how Enjoy Education helps families navigate the UK’s most competitive school admissions processes through bespoke school advisory, tailored tuition and expert guidance. From building balanced school shortlists to preparing children for assessments and interviews, our personalised approach ensures every decision is centred around the individual child and their long-term success.
Academic Support 25th May, 2026
Excluded in Year 11? How to Save a GCSE Year Without Starting Over
An exclusion in Year 11 can feel overwhelming, but it does not have to mean losing a GCSE year. In this blog, we explore how families can create a clear, structured plan to help students continue progressing after exclusion, whether through specialist tuition, homeschooling or alternative exam arrangements. From prioritising GCSE subjects to organising exam entry and rebuilding confidence, we explain the practical steps that can help students stay on track academically while protecting wellbeing and future opportunities.