We caught up with Ludo Millar, Director of the Love Tutoring Festival, to find out more about what’s in store. 1. Can you tell us more about the Love Tutoring Festival? The Love Tutoring Festival will bring together tutors, tutor-support services, teachers, educationalists, coaches and entrepreneurs from around the world (genuinely, we have all 6…
WELCOME TO WATLING TUTORS CLASSROOMAs things continue to open, we are excited to be opening the doors to our new office and classroom space at Battlers Green Farm in Radlett. When your child needs a little extra help, but intensive one-to-one tuition may be unnecessary, Watling Tutors Classroombridges the gap. Unlike traditional group tuition our Classroom tutor…
One of the main sources of stress among students at this time of year is not knowing HOW to revise effectively for exams. Getting organised and planning a study schedule is key. It’s also vital to find techniques that work best for you as an individual. Much will depend on your subjects and your level…
Sleep can be a struggle at the best of times, but particularly at the moment at a time where our routines have been compromised and we have a lot on our minds. We asked Maryanne Taylor, Sleep Expert, to offer some advice to Watling Tutors families… Here is her piece for us. “I often get…
As we find ourselves home-schooling in the depths of winter the temptation to eat cake every day to get us through sometimes feels overwhelming. We know that we need to keep our families and ourselves fit and strong but how is that possible? How can we make eating and cooking in a healthy way fun? We…
We asked Judith Aitken, 7+ exam specialist tutor and founder of Wicked Smart, to give us an insight into how you can support your child in the days running up to their 7+ exams… Judith says: In the final run up to the exam, there really is no need to panic. Calm, confident children are…
As the days get shorter and we find ourselves in another period of lockdown, we know it’s hard to keep our children motivated; we are all faced with an urge to hibernate but with continuous assessments all year our children need to keep going. We asked Educational Psychologist Wendy Anthony for her tips on supporting children to…
If you’re anything like me I bet you feel like the end of term has been limping towards us for about two months. Your kids are fatigued with online learning, and yet they need to be forcibly removed from their screens. You might have cancelled holiday plans, and camps may not be running. Of course…
Stuck with Year 11 kids at home for the next few months? It’s been such a challenging time and while many students have found ways to be proactive, others have zero motivation to do anything. Many schools have now sent A-level work in advance of next year. Others have sent links to courses. But lots…
It’s open day season! It’s the end of September. It was just yesterday (almost literally!) that you sent your kids off for their first days of school this term – name tags sewn, bags packed, new teachers met… and suddenly you’re finding yourself immersed in the quagmire of open days, open evenings, working mornings, ‘school…