Reading has multiple benefits! To name a few it can help boost your mental health, it’s the ultimate relaxation, helps you understand history, develop your imagination and creativity, and opens up new avenues of learning. The benefits of reading help you give direction and help […]
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has a timeless message from a less complex era, and it continues to resonate.” Leonard Everett Fisher of The Horn Book Magazine wrote in 2000 The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson […]
The exams have finally ended! Phew. You can embrace this period for a while before the realisation hits you that school is actually the easier part of life. Choosing a career and giving it your 100% is the real task. And to top it all, […]
If you have decided to opt for a gap year after high school, this blog post is a must-read to gain insight. Whereas if you are still in a dilemma of what path to choose, read our blog post on what a gap year is […]
Wondering how to spend your summer? Listed below are a few sought-after awards that will help you grow as a student and an individual. Needless to say, they will also make a good impression on the admissions committee of top universities. Read more about each […]
Exam season can be stressful, and even when you are halfway through, it may feel dauntingly never-ending. It is normal to experience burnout during this final phase of your educational journey. There are times when you are running high on adrenaline but lack organic energy […]
Studying Literature develops the ability to think critically about varied topics, from a range of diverse theoretical perspectives. Through books, we learn about various historical events and build an understanding of a wide range of cultures. In our curriculums, English Literature has always held a […]
If you’re a student who faces a dilemma while choosing your IB Subjects, or a parent who wants to understand what your child’s academic path should be, this post will help simplify what may look very complicated on the front – which English paper should […]
Let’s face the elephant in the room: Studying is boring. It is. The moment you open your book your hand automatically reaches out to grab the phone and check for notifications. Opening Instagram or Twitter is an involuntary action and we’ve all been there. Anything […]
We often overlook the skills we have honed at some point for simple tasks such as brushing our teeth or slurping ramen with chopsticks. For most of us, reading and writing in English, too, has been ingrained from an early age and we take these […]
