1/17/2020


Surviving Sixth Form is quite an achievement, even more so if you’re also planning to go to university. It’s a very dynamic period in a young person’s life and lots of potential opportunities will start to make themselves known. Understanding what to do next will be challenging for you, especially if you are applying to universities so you must take advantage of the advice that’s available to you. Here are some tips from a senior school in Hertfordshire.

Firstly and arguably most importantly, you need to think long and hard about the subject you would like to go on to study at university. If you’ve come this far, you’re probably already aware of what degree subjects you’re a levels might lead to and what grades are required. However, don’t just choose a subject that you think naturally follows on from your a levels; you need to choose something that you enjoy and are truly passionate about, but also that you’re good at. Don’t set yourself up for failure or unhappiness.

1/15/2020




Do you often find yourself triggered even over the smallest things? Are you getting in trouble due to your hot temper? Is your relationship with others being affected due to your constant anger and mood swings? Then you, my friend, need to stop thinking about "I" and start controlling your anger.

Anger is indeed a natural, healthy emotion. But uncontrolled fuming and excessive anger issues can take a toll not only on your health but your relationship with others as well. It can even cause physical altercations, aggression, and other problematic situations. To regain control and keep your calm, here are simple yet effective strategies that you can try:

1/11/2020


Getting the best services is one factor that makes customers want to go back. Aside from the dentist's treatment of patients and solutions to problems, another aspect that patients take into consideration when choosing a dentist is how the clinic looks.

The physical and aesthetic look of the orthodontic dental lab is a significant factor for patients to feel satisfied with the services offered. That means that patient satisfaction involves many factors, not just how you treat the patient.