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Why children should study what they love
At Lumos Education, we’ve witnessed a real change in parents encouraging children to study the subjects that they love and enjoy. Rather than pushing them
School placements during disruption in Dubai
In light of the ongoing conflict and instability across parts of the Middle East, Lumos Education have had a number of clients considering the possibility of relocating their families out of Dubai and Abu
Navigating A level and GCSE exams
Across the country, teenagers are preparing for GCSE and A level exams. A levels kicked off last week with modern languages speaking exams. Public exams
Special Education Needs and Disabilities’ (SEND) Reform 2026: What It Means for Schools, Families and Inclusion
The UK government’s 2026 schools’ white paper — published alongside a consultation on SEND reform — signals one of the most significant proposed changes to the special
Bridging the Gap: Rethinking England’s North–South Education Divide
Where a child grows up in England still shapes their educational journey—often more than it should. Despite decades of reform, a persistent gap remains between London and much of
Bridgerton and the power of language
The French language has long been considered the epitome of social and cultural sophistication. The romance in Bridgerton between the maid, Sophie (played by Yerin
