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Sep 23rd, 2026 6:30pm (BST)
Helping Your Teen Stay Engaged All Year
Worried that your teen is easily distracted, struggling to stay motivated, or putting revision off until the last minute? In collaboration with Elevate Education, join our practical webinar for GCSE and A-Level parents to understand why motivation dips throughout the school year and how you can help your teen stay engaged. In this webinar, you’ll learn how you can help motivate your child to be more organised, study effectively and get the grades they’re capable of. We’ll go over how you can use praise and goal-setting techniques to keep them focused on what they want to achieve this year, so their motivation doesn’t fade after the first few weeks of term. Here’s what Elevate will be covering on the night: Using praise and reassurance to motivate your child Setting relevant and effective goals for your child Helping your child to stay motivated long-term Elevate Education is an award-winning organisation that delivers study skills workshops and seminars designed to achieve behavioural change amongst students. It isn’t enough that students simply understand what they need to do in their study: the challenge in any study skills programme is getting students to use and apply the skills they learn. Elevate gets students using the skills from its seminars and workshops by using an integrated process that works.
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Oct 7th, 2026 6:30pm (BST)
Improving your child’s memory strategies
Does your teenager ever complain that they can't remember any of their revision, even though they've been studying for hours? Join our practical webinar and explore how to help your child improve memory retention and make revision more effective. Discover why memory is a skill for life—not just something needed for exams—along with proven techniques to strengthen memory and revision strategies that help information stick for longer.
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How to Help Your Child Get Ahead in Their GCSEs & A-Levels
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“Results Day, Decoded: How to Turn Your GCSE Results into a Clear Plan” Q+A with Dr Peter Kim
The night before GCSE Results Day 2026, we were joined in a live webinar by Dr Peter Kim, the founde...
Back to School: How to Kickstart your child's GCSE or A-Level Year
The summer holidays are the perfect time for everyone to relax and cut loose: bedtimes get extended,...
Results Day Is Just the Beginning: What Happens Next?
Receiving GCSE or A-Level results is a major milestone, but it's not the end of the journey. Whether...
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Does this website provide revision summaries? Otherwise how do parents keep track without being overbearing.
advice for daughter on how to cope with exam pressure?
My daughter does really well in class but struggles in timed exams. Has anyone found anything that’s helped their child become more confident under exam pressure? She's a super smart kid but just seems to crumble the minute she has to complete something within time limits.
Time Management for A-Levels?
For anyone whose child is doing three demanding A-Levels, how are they managing their time? My son seems to be constantly behind with something and is now wondering whether he should try swapping to a slightly less intense third subject.
How to play catch up?
Has anyone else had a child who’s fallen behind in one subject and then felt completely overwhelmed by trying to catch up? What did you do?
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