It’s a fact that with tight budgets and a myriad of other staff constraints, schools are unable to provide the quality PSHE courses they once did. We’re here to bridge the gap and provide that much needed education that we all know fundamentally prepares our children for life in the real world.

With more and more jobs requiring candidates to have a clear criminal record and pursuing checks at the candidates cost to verify this, we thought it would be a good idea pass on to young people just how easy it is to end up on the wrong side of the law and end up paying for those mistakes for the rest of their lives.

Teenagers want independence. For many nothing symbolises independence more than obtaining their driving licence. It is one of the clear modern day rites of passage to adulthood. We can all still remember the feeling of elation at being able to drive yourself to and from places without a parent in the car.

It seems like social media just came out of nowhere and changed everything, including childhood. Whether this change has been for the better or worse depends on how you look at it.

Taking exams is a stressful thing for both you and your teenager to deal with. They may feel under pressure to perform, be worrying about the future, and finding it hard to focus.