As we all know, mastering the balance of hybrid working can be a challenging task. At present, a record amount of the adult workforce is working from home, as a result of the pandemic. Similarly, students have had to adapt their schooling to suit the hybrid environment between work and...

...with young people and their families. And finally, after much research and planning, four years ago, we brought our cavapoo puppy, Woody, home, and since then, I have slowly integrated him into my work life too. I can’t now imagine my workdays without him in it. It has been wonderful...

...since I work on a range of technical areas. For example, I may work on a patent application for a new method for the manufacture of food packaging in the morning and a patent application for an improved pharmaceutical composition in the afternoon. That sounds fascinating! How did you end...

...course – it’s important to find courses that fit their ambitions and their interests. Design a strategy – finding a university where your child is a strong academic fit and feels at home socially and culturally. Exploring super-curriculars – podcasts, lectures, books, courses, competitions, or work experience: this is how...

...ChatGPT can help to level the playing field and ensure that all students have access to high-quality education. Availability: ChatGPT is available 24/7, which means that students can access learning materials at any time, anywhere. This is particularly useful for students who may have other commitments, such as work or...

...revision courses, educational consultancy and advice, to strategise, guide and support young people’s education. In this short article, Chairman Rupert Syme talks about embracing our differences and recognising the neurodiversity of young people to advance their education. At Lionheart we regularly work with young people who have neurodiverse cognitive profiles....