So, you’re going to university? Congratulations! You’re about to embark on a huge adventure. For many of us, university marks our first time living away from home, often in a new...
What to Pack for University: A Complete Guide
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Which Careers Can You Pursue with a Modern Foreign Languages Degree?
Studying a modern foreign language opens the door to a multitude of career opportunities – not just teaching! The ability to communicate with a variety of people, and to...
Here’s Everything that Happens on an Oxford Scholastica Challenge Afternoon
Challenge Afternoons are a unique highlight of our Oxford Scholastica residential summer schools. They provide students with a hands-on learning experience in their chosen...
How Educators Can Maximise the Impact of Careers Education with Limited Time
We recently asked educators from our Heads of Futures network to name the biggest challenges they were facing. Unsurprisingly, lack of time was at the top of the list. As...
Benefits of a Creative Writing Programme at the Oxford Scholastica Academy
Creative writing can be a valuable skill to practise for personal development, but it can also help you progress academically. It’s an opportunity to delve into your imagination,...
How Will AI Affect the World of Work for High Schoolers?
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 Complete Guide to Academic Planning: A Student’s Handbook
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. ...
100 Best Books of All Time for High School Students
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...
What Is a Ceilidh & Why Do We Host One at Oxford Scholastica?
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,...
How to Revise for GCSE Maths
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...
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