Online schooling advice
‍from the people who teach it

The international British curriculum allows children the freedom and flexibility to study at their own pace. A methodology that takes practice to perfect

Let kids play and experiment with STEM activities to encourage them to become the innovators of the future!

How to improve reading comprehension - tips to develop your child's understanding of a text and to allow your child to dig deeper into the purpose of a passage.

For many families, moving abroad comes with its fair share of decisions. One of the most important decisions will be which school your children will attend.

It is time to dust off that glue gun and get creative with some fun and easy crafts to keep your kids busy these school holidays.

In this article we provide a simple method that parents and teachers can use to teach addition to students.

For some, choosing a career path, for other it can be a daunting task to choose which direction to take for their careers.

A-levels are internationally recognised qualifications that are required for entry into many universities around the world. We discuss studying A-Levels online

In this article, we offer up some tips to help you find and order textbooks for your online schooling curriculum.

Gross motor skills are terms that are often heard in parenting circles, but what are these skills? We discuss the importance of gross motor skills development

In this post we discuss what fine motor skills are, how important they are and how parents can help their children develop their fine motor skills.

So you are considering an online school for your child, but where do you start? We explore the most frequently asked questions in this article.

Belinda, our head of Primary, shares her advice on helping hyperactive, fidgety kids concentrate.

We discuss what IGCSE is and provide additional information for parents searching for the best schooling curriculums.

In this article we discuss the answers to some of the more commonly asked questions around homeschooling and graduation.

Just like no two humans are the same, no two students are alike and therefore they will not learn in the same way or at the same pace.

When it comes to homeschooling, there is not a one-size-fits-all solution that suits all children. We look at the best curriculums for your child.

We know how daunting the holiday season can be for parents, so we’ve put together a list of some fun holiday activities to help your family survive the holidays

With exams just around the corner, students may start to feel the pressures of trying to absorb and retain their course content.

There’s an entire community of students who are networking to help each other with learning, studying and motivation.

If you like the idea of building a career based around an exciting new technology, then a degree in any IT-related subject can be a good option for you.

Maria Lycoudi, a CambriLearn teacher, explores whether it is learning that prompts development or is it development that prompts learning.

Introduce your children to reading from as young an age as possible. Only by reading actual words will a child learn the intricacies of language.

The biggest problem teachers face with regard to this idea is how to identify whether understanding has occurred.

Christine van Rooyen shares what social skills roleplaying games can teach children.

Exams are coming and if you’re feeling relaxed and confident about your study plan and prospects in the forthcoming challenge, “Well splendid!” I say.

This article aims to report on erroneous ideas and concepts of electricity and magnetism that may be communicated to the learners by the textbooks.

We discuss why parents choose homeschooling, and share advice and insights for parents considering homeschooling

Helen answers a few frequently asked questions about A and AS Level Biology.

How to embrace a technology-enabled future with a career path in software development.

If you have chosen to home school your children, you will soon realise that without careful time management, you are doomed to fail.

Hugo, an education consultant at CambriLearn, shares his experience and insights with Expats regarding local schools in SA

Trigonometry is often perceived as a scary topic in mathematics, but I don’t believe it should be.

For years now there have been misconceptions about the disorder of Autism, but there has never been a focus on its silver lining.

Some learners really struggle to SEE Euclidean Geometry! No matter what they try, they keep hitting a wall and are not able to achieve what they want.

Did you know? SA high school students can complete secondary education in a way that allows them to qualify to apply to BOTH local & international universities

We discuss the persistent myths that face homeschooling, and provide the benefits homeschoolers enjoy.