Create your timetable a week in advance Sunday afternoon/evening is usually the best time to do this. Be specific For example, on Monday at 5:30, don’t just timetable in ‘Maths’, specify what area in Maths you are going to study, i.e Algebra, and if you […]
Silly Questions is a really fun game that you can play at home or at school to teach specific phonic patterns. The idea for this game is from the “Progression in Phonics” book, or the more updated “Letters and Sounds” book, that are used in […]
Free Notes | Irish Irregular Verbs Learn how to conjugate the 11 Irish irregular verbs easily and effortlessly with these FREE study notes! Verbs and verb tenses can often be one of the most challenging aspects of language learning but we’ve taken the hard work […]
Looking for something fun to do this Easter-weekend with your kids? Why not try this Easter-themed scavenger hunt!? It’s bound to keep them busy for a while at least… 🙂 To download a printable version of the scavenger hunt, click here. If you use […]
Maths revision is often neglected when it comes to preparing for the Junior Cert, Leaving Cert or any other exam for that matter. Very often, students mistakenly think that they can’t revise Maths or that an hourly grind once a week will be enough to […]
Let’s talk about dyslexia… Dyslexia is a learning difficulty which makes it hard for some learners to read, write and spell. They may also have difficulties with memory, processing numbers and time management (or other organisational skills). Most people with dyslexia are intelligent, and many […]
If you want to get the best out of your study session, you should use a study timetable. This will ensure that you are using your time wisely and giving adequate attention to each subject. Be specific when completing your timetable, which should be done […]
BIENVENUE! Welcome to the latest blog post on our French Classes for Kids programme. In this exciting programme, that has been running for the past 2 years, students are taught by a highly qualified French teacher. Please read our past blog posts to find out […]
Parents often tell us that they struggle to get their children to read at home. When they ask us for advice we tell them two things: 1. Make sure the reading material is pitched at their level – too easy is boring and too difficult […]