Teaching is stressful, very stressful. Research by the Teachers Assurance found that 76% of teachers believe the pressure of their work was having
The Growth Mindset theory states that how someone views their abilities impacts on how they think, feel and behave in future tasks. It is now
The beginning of the school year can be a difficult time for students. Evidence suggests that the stress may lead to an initial reduction in
The Chess World Cup is on in September. Becoming a ‘grandmaster’ is one of the greatest titles that a chess player can be awarded. So what
Can setbacks ever be a good thing? Sir Winston Churchill noted that that “failure is not fatal”, but for many students, mistakes are equated to
Results day will soon be upon us. For many students across the country, it will mark the end of one journey and the start of a new one. Most
With the final of the Women's Euros this Sunday, we've been asking 'what should athletes be thinking about before a match?' Are some thoughts more
The summer holidays are some of the best months of the year for children. This can be heavily contrasted with the first few weeks back at school.
The women's Euros kicked off on Sunday, and we're all excited to see how well England will perform. They're up against strong competition - out of
In 2011 New Zealand ended a long wait to win the Rugby World Cup. The New Zealand team is often favourite to win each world cup, but often fails
