The Libra Essay Prize competition for 2020 has now concluded and we are excited to announce our three winners in this article. You can find the winners and links to their winning essays below. Before doing so, it is worth noting the hard work and effort in the essays submitted. Our judges were thoroughly impressed; all of the students who participated have done themselves and their schools proud.
Read MoreMany international universities now accept the gao kao as part of a student’s application form. If you have taken the gao kao and are considering studying abroad, then here is a list of all the universities in the UK that accept the gao kao.
Read MoreNext year's A-levels and GCSEs in England are likely to face "adjustments" to be fairer to pupils disrupted by the pandemic, the education secretary has told MPs.
Gavin Williamson said exams in 2022 would need to be altered so that pupils would not be at a disadvantage.
Read MoreOnline and blended learning introduces students to a way of working that is going to be far more common throughout their careers than sitting in a classroom ever could. Workplaces are changing, and the classroom is starting to catch up.
Read MoreAt Libra Education, we are extremely proud of our tutors and the exceptional outcomes they support our students to achieve. To celebrate and share their expertise, we are publishing a series of articles to highlight our tutors, their experience and their teaching style.
Read MoreTo support students applying to UK universities, we are publishing a series of articles on the preparation and work required during the application and admissions process in order to secure a university place. In this article, we discuss postgraduate applications, how they differ from undergraduate and key features of Masters or PhD applications.
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