If you do find yourself stuck for something gripping to read, you won’t be disappointed with any of these suggestions…

Don’t panic: just because you won’t have your trusty, reliable set text in front of you doesn’t mean you need to stress out.

It isn’t just about homophones and homonyms, though. There are all sorts of other things in English that can cause head-scratching.

If you are studying English Language or English Literature, you will be aware of the importance of using the concept “Point, Evidence, Explain.”

You might have heard of Burns’ ‘My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose’, too, a very romantic poem. But it’s ‘Address to a Haggis’ which is particularly important at this time of year…

If you plan your work carefully and make sure you stick to the deadlines you have been set, you will be starting off 2022 in a positive and proactive way.

This blog will give you some helpful tips on how to make the most out of the festivities and support your learning at the same time.

How can you use the news to help with your creative writing skills?

Reading short pieces of non-fiction little and often is a great way of giving yourself opportunities to become familiar with a range of different texts.

A-Level study often requires a Non-Examination Assessment (NEA) component – essays, or a project, which you work on independently.