Summer is an important time to rest and recharge after a long school year. But a complete break from learning can have its downsides. Studies show that without regular revision or engagement, students often return in September having lost confidence and key skills – sometimes taking weeks to get back on track.
The good news? Just two hours of focused learning per week over the summer has been shown to maintain progress and, in some cases, improve performance by up to a full grade in core subjects.
That’s why we’ve developed a set of summer programmes to support our students at key points in their school journey. Each one is designed to be flexible, engaging and effective – helping learners stay prepared while still enjoying their break.
This is our main summer programme and it’s all about helping you hit the ground running in Year 13. Whether you're planning for university, an apprenticeship or just aiming to smash your A-Levels, this is for you.
What’s included:
Why it’s worth it: Year 13 moves fast. This gives you the chance to build confidence, sharpen your skills and get ahead before term even starts – all while keeping things relaxed and enjoyable.
GCSEs are on the horizon, but there’s no need to panic. This light-touch summer programme is designed to give you a bit of a boost and help you head into Year 11 feeling ready.
Here’s what you’ll get:
Best part? It’s flexible, informal and made to fit around your summer plans.
Moving from Year 9 to Year 10 can feel like a big step, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This programme is all about easing that transition and giving you a sneak peek into what GCSE learning looks like.
What to expect:
Think of it as a gentle nudge forward – no stress, just a bit of momentum before the new school year starts.
Want to know more about this or our other course? Just get in touch! We’ll get back to you quickly and help with whatever you need.
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