Welcome to the PMT Education Blog, a hub catering to students, parents, and teachers alike. Here, you’ll find a wealth of articles and resources designed to empower all members of the educational community. Explore topics ranging from student success and parenting tips to teaching strategies and more.
Creating a productive study space doesn’t have to be complicated. From choosing the right spot and setting it up with comfy furniture to minimising digital distractions, these simple tips can make a big difference to your teen’s focus, motivation, and overall study habits—especially during exam season.
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Despite being a required part of the A Level Maths specification, the Large Data Set is frequently overlooked and poorly understood. But used well, it’s a powerful tool for developing statistical thinking. This article offers clear, classroom-ready approaches to help students engage meaningfully with real data.
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Whether you're just starting out or reassessing your rates after gaining experience, this practical guide walks you through everything you need to consider—so you can confidently set a price that reflects your skills and value, attracts students, and keeps your tutoring business thriving and sustainable.
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As exam season approaches, predicted papers are a smart addition to your revision toolkit. Created by experienced educators, they’re designed to reflect the structure and style of real GCSE or A Level exams. In this article, we explore how accurate predicted papers are, why they’re valuable, and how to use them effectively.
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Teachers
With reference to the Early Career Framework (ECF), science teacher Tomi Folaranmi explores how you can effectively cater your teaching to students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Ensure inclusive teaching, reduce workload, and achieve positive academic outcomes. Read the full article here.
Parents
As a parent, you play a crucial role in guiding your child’s educational journey, especially when it comes to making key decisions regarding their university and course options. This article is your ultimate guide, providing you with the necessary steps to help your child make informed decisions with confidence.
Teachers
In this insightful article, Lindsay Galbraith offers valuable tips for teachers transitioning to Senior Leadership roles. She highlights the importance of authenticity, maintaining relationships with staff, seeking advice, and staying grounded by understanding your ‘why’ during this professional transition.
Students
Entering the competitive world of medical school applications? Discover the critical role the UCAT and BMAT exams play in securing a university place. Daisy Newberry, our expert medical admissions course tutor, demystifies each test and offers top tips for achieving outstanding scores.
Students
Embarking on your final year of school and considering university applications? If you’re eyeing Mathematics and Computer Science courses at Oxford, Warwick, or Imperial, you’ll encounter the Mathematics Admission Test (MAT). This guide covers the essentials, including the why, what, when, where, and how, along with helpful preparation tips.
Parents
As a new academic year begins, the return of homework assignments can be a challenge for many children and parents. In this article, we’ll explore seven essential homework hacks that will help you support your child in developing effective study habits outside the classroom. Get ready for a successful school year!
Teachers
Drawing from his own experiences, Dr Dan Jones offers valuable insights and practical advice for new secondary school Science teachers, helping them navigate lesson planning, resource utilisation, marking strategies, and the intricacies of conducting safe and effective practical experiments in the classroom.
Students
Are you thinking about taking on a part-time job while you study? Student jobs can be a fantastic way to earn some extra cash, gain new skills, and meet interesting people. However, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Let’s dive into the ups and downs of juggling part-time work alongside your studies.
Teachers
As teachers gear up for a new academic year, many are embracing OneNote Class Notebook as a valuable tool in their English classrooms. In this article, Andrew Atherton shares insights on how to organise content, store and share model answers, offer feedback, and enhance lessons with OneNote Class Notebook.
Parents
As the new academic year approaches, parents may struggle with how to support their children in managing back-to-school anxiety. In this article, we’ll explore five crucial ways to address and alleviate your child’s concerns, setting the stage for a smoother transition into the new school year.
Teachers
Preparing for a lesson observation can be daunting, but it’s a valuable chance for growth. David Gash offers guidance on the entire process, from establishing priorities and scheduling the observation date, to delivering authentic teaching and remembering that the ultimate goal is personal development. Get ready for success!
Students
You’ve conquered your A Level exams, and now it’s time to relax and take a well-deserved break. But if university is your next stop, a little preparation now can save you a lot of stress later. Here are eight essential tips from a recent graduate to help you prepare for your upcoming university adventure.
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