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The recent poll that was undertaken by the Independent Taskforce for Student Finance Information has revealed that 59% of the respondents have said that they have little or no understanding as you how the new fee systems are going to work. This could, according to Perspective, the Midlands based pioneering company of student tracking sytems [...]  Cleartalking is a new service which is being offered to parents in North Yorkshire. It is designed to target those parents who have children suffering from language or speech difficulties. It is a therapy service that is provided by Julia Charlesworth, who is a trained speech therapist based in Boroughbridge. The service will be provided [...] It is important that the young people of the day know all the post-GCSE options they are able to pursue. This includes the option of doing an apprenticeship. Research that was completed in late September showed that young people were confused over what they could do after their GCSE’s. Post-GCSE qualifications remained something of a [...] Money not being saved for University fees This is a nerve wracking week for A level students as they await their results on Thursday, and to tie in with this, the provider of instant online credit information, Equifax, have done a study into how what preparations families have made towards the costs of future [...] Teaching a dyslexic child at home can be very difficult and heart-breaking. With the correct means the task can be made slightly easier. Although there will some setbacks, the progress of the child’s understanding will be very rewarding. This learning disability, Dyslexia, is categorised by difficulties in writing, spelling, reading, listening and even speaking. In [...] Over 30% of middle income families – those with incomes of £15k – £40k – think the recent increase in tuition fees had made courses at the university too expensive and not worth the money according to Edge charity research. Despite government claims that the changes to funding at the universities would make courses more [...] Describing the needs of a child with a disability or difficulty, making learning harder for them than with others their same age, Special Educational Needs (SEN), is in itself a legal term. Close to 20% of children will have SEN at some time while in their school age years while others have it throughout the [...] According to a new survey, parents are not happy about the way that sex education is taught in our schools. The independent baby product review site www.babychild.org.uk polled over 1732 parents across the UK who had children in the 5-11 age group. This was to determine their opinion on how they felt about their children [...] Long days spent with friends, lessons including their favourite topics, exciting trips to new cities, and the chance to explore the stunning English countryside. For your child, a summer spent in the UK staying at a language school filled with great facilities and loads of new friends to make sounds idyllic. So, what are the [...] One of the worst things a parent has to do is broach the subject of porn with their children. Now the free online site ParentChannel.tv has unveiled a new video which deals with this tricky scenario. It gives parents tips on how to deal with the situation, and the best way to deal with it [...] |
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