The beginning of a new year provides an excellent opportunity to revisit your child’s academic goals and create a structured plan for their success.

As a parent, you have the unique ability to make learning a natural and enjoyable part of your child’s life. Here are some ways to support your child’s literacy and numeracy development at home.

Every child learns differently, and it’s normal for them to face challenges as they progress through school. But when these challenges become persistent, they may signal learning gaps.

Are you familair with idioms? Test your knowledge with the following. To understand it, the words must be learnt as a whole unit.

GATE Academy recently hosted an impactful Tutor Training and Mentorship Event, bringing together educators, trainers, and education enthusiasts for a day of learning, and professional development.

Parents, if your child often mix up words like “follow” and “accompany” or “hear” and “smell,” you're not alone. Language learning can be tricky for young minds.

Run this quick exercise with your child to test their knowledge of the following words;

Balancing classes, assignments, extracurricular activities, and personal life can be challenging. However, with the right strategies it can get better.

Do you know over 30% of those who sat for the exam failed in both Maths and English? Unfortunately, only 61.48% of students passed Mathematics with a credit or above.

As the new school year approaches, preparation is key to ensuring your child’s academic success and overall well-being.

In today’s rapidly evolving world, digital literacy has become a fundamental skill, essential for academic success and future career readiness.

Mastering English grammar can be challenging, but you would agree it is important for clear and effective communication