Webinars

Selecting the right nursery and school is a critical step in shaping your child’s educational journey. This webinar, led by education consultant Sabine Hook, will provide invaluable guidance on how to make informed decisions that align with your child’s needs, interests, and potential.

Sabine is an experienced teacher and assessor who has worked with students of all ages, from nursery through to adulthood. She holds a PGCE from the University of London, an OCR Level 7 Qualification in Assessing Specific Learning Difficulties, and an MA in Special and Inclusive Education from UCL. With her deep expertise in supporting children with diverse learning needs and extensive experience in school placement consultancy, Sabine offers a uniquely tailored approach to educational planning.

In this session, Sabine will explore key factors to consider when choosing a nursery or school, including teaching styles, academic and pastoral support, extracurricular opportunities, and how to ensure a strong fit for your child’s individual learning profile. Parents will gain practical insights into navigating the application process and evaluating options beyond league tables to ensure their child thrives in their educational environment.

This event is for working parents of children aged 0-3 years.

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Understanding autism and selecting the appropriate educational environment are crucial steps in supporting your child's development. This webinar, led by neurodivergence specialist Charlie Hamilton, will provide insights into autism and its implications for your child's future. Charlie will discuss various school settings that can foster your child's growth and offer guidance on identifying the best educational fit.

With extensive experience in media, charity, and education management across Europe, Charlie has worked with organisations such as UEFA, the European Commission, and The British Council. She holds an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology from the University of East London and is pursuing doctoral studies at Lancaster University, focusing on neurodiversity and academic inclusion.

This session is designed for parents and caregivers seeking to enhance their knowledge of autism and make informed decisions about their child's educational journey from 3-11 years.

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Choosing between a UK or US university is a significant decision that impacts your academic experience and future career opportunities. With significant differences in tuition fees, course structure, workload, and graduate prospects, understanding the realities of each system is essential in making the right choice. This webinar, led by US university admissions expert Ross, will explore these differences in depth and provide insights into which option may offer the best value for your future.

Ross has over 15 years of experience as an applications consultant, specialising in Ivy League and Oxbridge admissions. He has helped hundreds of students gain places at prestigious institutions, including Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Stanford, MIT, and LSE. His expertise spans undergraduate and postgraduate applications across various disciplines, including computer science, politics, social science, the arts, and filmmaking. With his extensive knowledge of university admissions on both sides of the Atlantic, Ross will provide practical guidance on navigating the application process and making an informed decision about your education.

This event is for working parents of children aged 15-18 years.

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Navigating the competitive world of private school admissions can feel overwhelming for parents. From the challenging 11+ exams and ISEB Pre-Tests to the pressure of school interviews, knowing how best to support your child through each stage is key. In this webinar, educational consultant and parent Katie shares practical strategies and insider advice to help families confidently approach the admissions process, while considering the long-term value of an independent education.

Drawing from her personal experience guiding her own children through London’s 11+ admissions, alongside her career as a BBC and Channel 4 presenter, Katie offers tailored tips on how parents can encourage their child to build on existing strengths, stay motivated, and present themselves authentically during interviews and assessments.

This session is designed for working parents of children aged 9-11.

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For parents of children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), the school admissions process can raise difficult questions: Will declaring your child’s SEN affect their chances of securing a place? How do you assess whether a school is genuinely equipped to support your child’s needs? And what key questions should you be asking to ensure the right fit?

In this webinar, schools consultant Gayle Marshall will clarify these concerns, offering practical advice on navigating SEN disclosure during applications and reviewing a school’s suitability. Drawing on her extensive experience overseeing admissions at both preparatory and senior levels, including her current role as Assistant Head at Wetherby Prep, Gayle will guide parents through how schools evaluate SEN applications, what support provisions to look for, and how to confidently advocate for your child throughout the process.

This session is designed for parents of children aged 3-16 years.

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Results day doesn't always unfold as expected, but missing conditional offers doesn’t mean the end of the road; it can be the start of a new opportunity. This webinar, led by university consultant Sarah McWatters, will guide students and parents through the UCAS Clearing process, offering practical advice on how to make confident, strategic decisions after receiving disappointing exam results.

With extensive experience supporting students through competitive applications, including to Russell Group universities, Medicine, Dentistry, and beyond—Sarah will explain how to approach Clearing calmly and effectively. She will cover how to assess alternative university options, communicate mitigating circumstances if relevant, and keep long-term goals in focus.

This session is designed for parents and students aged 17-18 years.

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