by Krystal Stringfellow | Feb 28, 2020 | Education
For students dreaming of becoming a doctor, pharmacist, engineer, concreter, painter or even a chef, you will have to be very familiar with Chemistry as it’s a subject that you will end up using on a daily basis in your chosen career. Chemistry forms the building blocks of life. It is a subject that is traditionally viewed as difficult because of the complex nature of chemical reactions and the unfamiliarity of the new language. This is usually where students crumble in Chemistry but with the right tools you’ll be on the track to success in no time!
by Joey Lim | Feb 21, 2020 | Education
Almost every aspect of the society in which we live involves some elements of business, including undertakings as simple as trading candy for a chocolate bar you would much prefer. In saying that, developing a thorough understanding in the subject of Business will not...
by Aaron Jennings | Feb 20, 2020 | Education
Speaking from experience, Physical Education (‘PE’) is one of the more challenging subjects at school. Cue everyone screaming “How?!” The answer is simple; PE doesn’t merely require academic awareness, but also peak physical performance. PE is not a subject where you can lock yourself in your room and study for hours on end. Most schools allocate not 10, or 20% to the physical aspect of this subject, but 50%! So, some simple advice to start of this blog: be prepared to become both physically and mentally fit to find yourself excelling in PE. Lucky for you, we’ve got a few tips to cover on how to master both elements in your next PE assessment! Exercise – it focuses your mind, makes you feel accomplished and is needed to perform sports at a high level.
by Stuart Murray | Feb 9, 2020 | Analyze, Education
Firstly, I’d like to preface this by saying that music is an ART. With enough passion and practice, there’s no limit to how far you can go in life while following music. However, when taught at school there are criteria attached. This is a difficult thing to do since...
by Chilly Peng | Jan 21, 2020 | Education, Parents
The jump from Year 10 Maths to Year 11 Maths B feels more like a leap across a great chasm, the shock of which leads many to fall far from the other side. A great number of students pre-emptively drop to Maths A, many of whom are discouraged by their teachers or even...
by Megan Harris | Jan 21, 2020 | Education
One small step for grade 9s, and one giant leap for grade 10s! It is a tedious, nerve-racking, uphill track… moving up a grade each year is a necessary evil. It can feel like a never-ending nightmare, with the finish line barely in sight. While some students are...
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