
The Cheltenham Ladies College admissions process
Cheltenham Ladies' College is considered to be one of the UK's most prestigious independent schools for girls aged 11 to 18.
Eccord: Finding your dream house and school in the UK
Jo Eccles, founder of property company Eccord, and Cat Sutherland-Hawes, Oppidan’s school advisor, reveal how best to secure both your ideal home and school in the UK.
Best summer schools and camps in the UK for international students
Exploring summer schools and camps in the UK offers international parents, particularly those from Thailand, South Korea, the UAE, and other countries, a unique opportunity to immerse their children aged 7-16 in British culture and education.
The Dulwich College admissions process
For over 400 years, Dulwich College has stood as one of London's most prestigious independent schools for boys.
How to write the perfect personal statement
If you're applying for a university course in the UK, your personal statement is one of the most important elements of your application.
The Canford School admissions process
Nestled in the beautiful Dorset countryside, Canford is widely regarded as one of the UK’s leading co-educational boarding and day schools.
Oppidan Education partners with Dulwich College, Seoul
Oppidan Education and Dulwich College Seoul are proud to announce a new partnership delivering mentorship programmes for Year 9 and Year 12 students.
The Sevenoaks School admissions process
Established in 1432, Sevenoaks School is one of the UK's oldest and most prestigious independent schools.
How to help your child manage anxiety around tests
Test anxiety is a common experience and can be a difficult challenge for both children and parents. As a parent, it’s important to recognise the signs of stress and provide practical support to help your child manage their anxiety during the exam period.
The hidden magic of mentoring: how it’s transforming schools
Mentoring is often the unsung hero of student development. It’s not just about academic support; it’s about fostering personal growth, resilience and confidence.
The Tonbridge School admissions process
Tonbridge School, one of the UK’s leading independent schools for boys aged 13 to 18, has a rich history dating back to 1553.
The importance of study skills at secondary school
Study skills are essential for secondary school students, yet they often don’t receive the attention they deserve.
10 ways to improve your child’s creative writing skills
Creative writing is a powerful tool for children to express themselves, fuel their imagination, and build confidence.
A Grand British Adventure
Thoughts from a legal & educational perspective for families making the move to the U.K.
How to help your child revise for GCSEs over Christmas
If you’re supporting your child with their GCSE revision over the Christmas break, this guide will help you navigate the process and ensure they make the most of their time.
What are different schools doing with VAT?
What proportion of VAT are schools passing on to parents? This article does not set out to argue in favour or against the introduction of VAT on private school fees.
Top 10 Hardest Oxbridge Interview Questions
We asked our top Oxbridge-education mentors the hardest question they were asked in their interviews:
ADHD in children and what parents can do to help
With ADHD being one of the most common neuropsychiatric and behavioural disorders in children and young people, it is essential for us to think about best practices to support pupils both at home and at school.
Oracy: it’s time to walk the walk
It has been heartening to see oracy education finally take up more space in the national discourse. Charlotte Harmer, Head of Education here at Oppidan, takes a further look.