by Oxford Scholastica Academy | 06 May, 2026 | Career Preparation Articles
With the recent influx of artificial intelligence (AI) in almost every sector of professional and academic life, it’s important for educators to recognise AI’s growing impact on the future world of work. To best prepare high school students for an evolving job...
by Oxford Scholastica Academy | 06 May, 2026 | University Preparation Articles
Planning is a vital skill in all areas and phases of life, but especially in academia with the need to keep track of deadlines, stay organised and make time for revision. Academic planning highlights the steps you can take to achieve your academic goals. This can...
by Oxford Scholastica Academy | 06 May, 2026 | Creative Writing Articles
By reading widely and often, we’re able to glimpse perspectives across time and place that we might otherwise never have access to. There’s possibly no greater way to learn about the world around us than by nestling amongst the pages of a great novel! With that in...
by Oxford Scholastica Academy | 06 May, 2026 | Oxford Summer School
The ceilidh, pronounced “kay-lee”, is a traditional Gaelic social gathering, common in Celtic countries like Scotland and Ireland. A folk tradition that’s hundreds of years old, most people associate it with traditional dancing and music. The ceilidh tradition is a...
by Oxford Scholastica Academy | 06 May, 2026 | University Preparation Articles
Your GCSEs are likely the first really important school exams you’ll sit. Studying GCSEs sets you up for A-level study, and you may need to achieve certain GCSE grades in order to take certain A-level subjects. Your GCSE grades will also appear on your university...
