The Olympics is a cauldron of pressure. Four years of build up for two weeks of high performance. The consequences for getting it right or wrong
Why do some athletes improve at a faster rate than others? The answer it seems may (partly) lie in how they train. Researchers have been exploring
The European Championship is here and many pundits are tipping France to win the tournament. Apart from having a very strong squad, a common
The thought of the exam hall. The noise of the invigilator walking up and down. The deafening sound of the clock ticking. For some students, the
During the safety briefing on every plane journey adults are reminded that, in case of an emergency, they are to secure their own oxygen masks
Character education has been in the news a lot recently. The Department for Education has announced that rugby players and coaches were being
We live in an age of distraction. A recent report found that there are now more mobile phones on the planet than people. The ability to
When you’ve worked so hard revising, don’t leave the last few hours before entering the examination hall to chance. Here’s how to make sure
Revision time is one of the most stressful periods of year for students. This is true for many, both young and old. It was recently reported that
“Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win,by fearing to attempt”
- William Shakespeare, Measure for Measure
