
Resilience: what it is and how to build it
There is no quick route for gaining resilience. It is key for navigating setbacks in learning and in life. We look at how to build it and some tips for parents.

There is no quick route for gaining resilience. It is key for navigating setbacks in learning and in life. We look at how to build it and some tips for parents.

It is likely that your child will be exposed to relational aggression and bullying at some point in their schooling career. Here, we look at what it is and how to manage it.

Travel has the power to broaden young minds. This can be local or international – we look at some benefits and making it more conscious.

Bright Heart tutor Nikita’s inspirational story and the challenges she overcame from low attainment to excellence! An engaging and motivational story for all school students out there who question their ability and their future.

Many teenagers experience mental health challenges. We look at what can cause these, symptoms, what can help and where to find help.

Director John Salmon writes about Bright Heart’s recently held summer literacy and numeracy workshops. Â Â Â Â Â

A director discusses the literacy and numeracy crisis following lockdown in an article published in the nasen Connect magazine.Â

Bright Heart tutor Sally discusses the importance of a healthy diet for children’s general well-being and learning.

Sleep is a basic requirement yet we forget its importance. Bright Heart tutor Sally writes about sleep for your child and how to improve it.

We discuss ADHD parenting tips to help your child thrive. Learn strategies for emotional support, school challenges, and everyday routines.

We discuss practical strategies for parents and educators to support children with Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA).

We discuss what you need to look for in a dyslexia tutor and other helpful tips to ensure you make the best choice for your child.

We discuss the skills, traits and qualifications needed to become a SEN tutor. Learn how to support students with special needs and make a meaningful impact.