Helping Your Child With Their Education With evulpo

I’m a father of eleven year old twin girls and they are currently in their last year of Primary school. They are due to start high school later this year.

This is an enormous step for children as they leave what is quite often the bubble of primary school where numbers are smaller and their friendship groups are more defined to just a few.

When they go up to high school, it will without a doubt, be quite a shock. The school buildings are considerably bigger and the amount of pupils will increase dramatically. Of course the process of learning will change and something that will be very new to our twin girls is that they will have homework on a very regular basis and of course, it will need to be returned on time. This will consequently put a much greater pressure on them and it will be time for them to really knuckle down to learning in a completely different environment to primary school.

When they start high school they will also have many different subjects to learn. Subjects such as the sciences are split into three and it becomes biology, chemistry and physics. This is the start of the process of working towards their GCSE’s.

Their education will change dramatically and it is where as parents we will need to be aware to make sure they are coping with all the extra schoolwork and be ready to talk to their teachers if they are struggling as to what is the best way forward to help them.

One way to help them if they are struggling with certain subjects is to obtain some help online that is curriculum relevant and has all the resources they need to understand and learn in certain subjects.

One such platform is evulpo. It is a free learning platform for pupils in the UK. evulpo covers all core subjects KS2 to KS5. They offer summaries, videos and exercise sets for every topic on the national curriculum.

evulpo’s mission is to provide equal access to education on a global level. They are currently operating in seven countries across Europe and all the content is specifically written according to the countries education curriculum.

evulpo have just launched in the UK and are currently expanding their education services to cover all key subjects from KS2 to KS5.

evulpo is free but if your child is needing a bit more help you can subscribe to evulpo unlimited. This will allow users to have unrestricted access to all of the content on the website. Free trials and coupons will be coming soon so you can have a try of all the unlimited features available.

As I have already said, it will be a very big step up for our 11 year twin girls when they start secondary school. The intensity of learning will change dramatically and it will take them a while to settle into this new format of learning.

To ensure that they don’t fall behind in any subject, I would not hesitate in signing them up to a learning platform online such as evulpo. It would be the perfect partner so they can keep up with all their subjects in high school.

evulpo also have a blog with articles sharing reports on the latest news and any new findings from the world of education. The article “Different types of remote learning and their advantages and disadvantages” was very interesting and is one of many articles on their blog.

Have you used an online learning platform such as evulpo to help your child in secondary school? I would love to hear your experiences in the comments below.