Academic Support
Parent & Student Resources 13th May, 2025
Getting Ready for 4+ Private School Entry: What Parents Need to Know
A reassuring guide to the 4+ private school admissions process, what to expect, how to support your child’s development through play, and how to prepare gently and effectively. Including expert insight on what schools are really looking for, plus practical advice for international and London-based families alike.
Academic Support 4th May, 2025
Last-Minute GCSE Revision: What to Focus on in the Final Weeks
Practical advice on what to prioritise in the last few weeks - and how students and parents can work together to finish strong.
Academic Support 29th April, 2025
11+ and 13+ Prep: When Should You Start? Advice for Year 4 and 5 Families
While many families begin focused tuition in Year 6 or Year 8, more parents are recognising the value of starting earlier - in Year 4 or 5 - to build skills gradually, reduce pressure and set their child up for long-term success.
Academic Support 22nd April, 2025
How Personalised GCSE Tuition Can Help Students with Exam Anxiety
Melissa, Enjoy’s specialist Academic Coach, shares some of her top tips on how to manage exam anxiety.
Academic Support 11th April, 2025
Want to Sit GCSEs and A Levels and You Live Outside the UK? We Can Sort It.
Living abroad but want your child to gain UK qualifications? You’re not alone - and you're not limited.
Academic Support 4th April, 2025
Struggling with GCSE Revision? How a Tutor Can Help
If you or your child is finding revision challenging, working with a tutor can provide the support, structure, and strategies needed to make meaningful progress.
Academic Support 28th March, 2025
How Private IB Tuition Reduces Exam Stress and Workload
We know that undertaking the IB is no easy task. Our personalised IB tuition helps students take control - by creating a clear study strategy, improving revision techniques, and building exam confidence.
Academic Support 19th March, 2025
Maths for Dyscalculia: How One-to-One Support Makes a Difference
Dyscalculia, sometimes referred to as “maths dyslexia,” affects a person’s ability to understand numbers, perform calculations, and grasp mathematical concepts. With approximately 5-7% of the population affected, many parents are left wondering what to do.
Academic Support 14th March, 2025
From Mock Exams to Results Day: A Step-by-Step GCSE and A Level Revision Guide
We know that exams can be a stressful time. But with the right preparation and effective learning strategy, they don't have to be that way.