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    Articles by Matthew Tett

    Summer

    Summer Between Years 11 And 12

    A little bit of forward thinking could make the next stage of your education all the more enjoyable (and hopefully, a bit easier to manage.)


    Literature

    International Children’s Book Day

    Each year, a different country takes ownership for the sponsoring the day – and this year it is the turn of Greece.


    Brian Bilston

    The Beauty Of Brian Bilston’s Poetry

    Brian Bilston’s latest poetry collection is a perfect book, taking each day of each month and exploring something linked to that day.


    Neurodivergence

    IGCSE English Exams In January: Top Tips To Prepare

    Ultimately, the old adage still applies today as much as it did back in the dim and distant past: failing to prepare is akin to preparing to fail.


    Christmas Markets

    Christmas Markets In Literature

    Have you ever thought about Christmas markets in literature? If not, why not? Allow me to explain…


    Eliot

    Eliot And Alcott

    Even though Little Women is what made Louisa May Alcott famous, you may not know that it was part of a trilogy…


    Festivals

    Bookish Delights For The Autumn

    What if you want to go out and about to hear about books – and all things book-related? Well, in the UK, we are spoilt for choice…


    September

    What’s In Your Pencil Case?

    Most pencil cases contain the essentials: pens, pencils, an eraser, a sharpener. But have you ever thought about links between these objects and the wider world of literature?


    Exams

    Dealing With Exams Results Day Anxiety

    Some people forensically go back through their responses, they question their friends, they ask their tutors. In reality, it’s done and the best thing to do would be to relax.


    Shakespeare

    Shakespeare: A Continuing Appeal

    His plays are as relevant today as they were a few hundred years ago.