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.

With exams looming ominously, we asked our team how they mentor students through the process.

As students navigate through GCSEs and A levels in the UK, the significance of mock exams in this January period is apparent.

Having a mentor at home is the most effective way to support your children, both academically and pastorally.

For the academic year, 2023-2024, we have six amazing pro mentors ready to support you.   

These mentors represent the best of what we're trying to achieve at Oppidan: full time, committed for the long term, bags of experience and ready to help your child achieve their dreams.

The countdown to GCSE results day is on, and we're here to make sure you're all set for the big reveal on Thursday, August 24.   

Our Founders’ Associate Adam Goodbody recently spoke to Holli Rubin, Head of Multi-disciplinary Therapies at The Soke, about managing stress and anxiety during exams.

An academic mentor and a tutor are two different types of educators who provide different types of support to students. So what actually is the difference?

Working towards exams can trigger a build-up of anxious thoughts and feelings. However, there are a few simple measures that can be taken to manage the stress we might experience and ultimately learn to reduce it.