If you do find yourself stuck for something gripping to read, you won’t be disappointed with any of these suggestions…
The Rags To Riches Tale Of Charlie Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin is perhaps best remembered for playing his slapstick comedy character The Tramp, the man with the moustache, bowler hat, baggy trousers and walking cane.
Brunel: Building Britain’s Future
Brunel built around a thousand miles of railway track across South Wales, the Midlands, the West Country and Ireland.
Early Bird Or Night Owl?
Why is it that some people are up with the lark, raring to start their day, while others find a later start and later bedtime suits them better?
Handling Closed Book Literature Texts
Don’t panic: just because you won’t have your trusty, reliable set text in front of you doesn’t mean you need to stress out.
April Fool’s Day
Many countries around the world, particularly those with colonial connections to Europe, mark April Fool’s Day, and each has its own traditions for doing so.
French Language Day
The first known documents to be written in French are the Strasbourg Oaths, which date back to 842.
Eat Well Equals Study Well
Foods containing lots of Vitamin C are essential, not only for improving your brain’s agility, but also for helping to regulate and manage any study-related stress or anxiety.
Homophones And Homonyms: What Are They?
It isn’t just about homophones and homonyms, though. There are all sorts of other things in English that can cause head-scratching.
Women Who Have Made Their Mark On Science And Technology
Six women, past and present, who have contributed to scientific and technological advancements in their respective fields.
