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21/10/13 Many of our students are now preparing for mock exams. These are very important, not only for practice at the `real thing`, but also to identify areas of real difficulty and...

Do you ever feel a little bored when studying English? Maybe just a tiny bit? Learning a language is hard work and takes a long time so it's natural to feel bored or frustrated occasi...

Respect! Although this sounds like a call from frustrated teachers demanding status recognition from their disengaged pupils, it is not the case. Nor is it about street wanderin...

Pupils who `fail` GCSE English or maths will be forced to stay on at school and resit their exams Teenagers who fail to obtain at least a C grade pass in their maths and English...

A Collaboration in Identity and Representation in Paint. Repre are a group of artists that share a common vision to capture and depict reality. From the body to the landscape, each...

Top ten tips for learning a foreign language autonomously These are just suggestions. What might work for you might not work for your brother... 1. As you don't have a ...

Many people say they`re not into literature and reading, I say that`s because they haven`t found what they`re looking for. I believe there are five reasons to love literature and you ...

Is a pilgrimage always religious? For centuries and in every corner of the world, people have gathered together in some of the largest human assemblages when embarking on a journey...

The Camera and the Spectator In his discussion of Hollywood cinema, Richard Maltby argues that "the movie theatre constructs us as spectators in ideal viewing conditions; our only ...

The Camera and Space To say the camera 'creates' space may seem confusing to anyone not versed in film parlance, so my discussion of the camera in 'creating' space will begin b...