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Student Navigator guides and supports young people to develop the knowledge and skills they require to: study effectively, work independently, optimise their outcomes and find success in their studies and futures.
We work with Primary, GCSE, A’level, International Baccalaureate and university students.
We see students at our base in Roundhay, Leeds, when they live close enough to travel, and remotely, when students live further afield in the UK and overseas.
We provide relief for parents to best support their children in what can be a minefield of battling pressures and baffling demands on them.
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THE LATEST FROM OUR BLOG
How to choose the right A level subjects
Autumn term is when Year 11 students are having to choose their A level subjects. Schools and sixth form colleges are enticing students and their parents with open evenings and glossy brochures to study familiar favourites like Geography, Maths and History and a range...
Transition to high school – how to make it easier
I recently did a transition session with a Year 7 student and we added up how many teachers he has. The answer was a staggering twenty four teachers. In some subjects he has three teachers. He has gone from a small primary school with only one teacher to twenty four...
A parent’s guide to UCAS – what you need to know
In a normal year, Year 12 lays the foundation for making UCAS applications in Year 13. It used to include attending open days, visiting UCAS fairs, completing work experience and having workshops on writing personal statements. It’s a tried and tested process aimed at...
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