End of academic year exams for all years in UK schools will take place in the month of June in the weeks prior to the end of the summer term and the start of the summer holidays.
The Libra Summer School is located in the heart of the University of Cambridge and on London’s Southbank at LSE. This two-week course offers students from across the world the opportunity to learn, thrive and enjoy their time in a warm and safe environment.
The winners of the Libra Essay Prize 2021 will be announced on Friday the 9th July.
The 11+ registration deadline for the majority of schools in the UK will be the 27th June. However, this may vary by school and by region.
The submissions deadline for the Libra essay prize is 15.00 PM UK time on Saturday the 26th June.
Students can take common entrance exams for 13+ when they are in Year 8. Examination sessions for the 13+ take place each year, either in November, January or June.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
We are very pleased to be hosting a webinar with Cardiff Metropolitan University on the benefits of studying at CMU, the types of programmes available and how CMU can build your knowledge and skills for the future.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
To support talented young people with an interest in applying for the essay prizes such as the Libra Essay Prize, we are hosting a seminar discussing how to submit an excellent essay entry. Students should be prepared to learn how to craft a well-reasoned and structured essay.
In our exclusive seminar with Libra Education staff, we will be sharing insight into how the Libra Summer school offers students an exciting and challenging chance to test their academic ability, make lifelong friends and develop their confidence.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
The application window is now open for submissions to the Libra Essay Prize 2021. The deadline for submission is the 26th of June 2021. Winners will be announced on the 10th of July 2021. All winning essays will be published in full on the Libra Education website.
Applications for the majority of courses should arrive at UCAS before 18:00 UK time on the 15th of January This is to ensure that they are given equal consideration by the universities and colleges you are applying to. Check the details of your chosen courses online using the UCAS search tool to verify the correct deadline.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
To demonstrate how students can make the best use of their time during their half term holidays, we will be delivering an exclusive seminar with the Libra Education team on what makes our residential programmes special and how they can be tailored to every students’ needs.
The 11 Plus exams for year 6 students looking to gain admittance into year 7 at an independent school will take place in mid-January or February, however, the precise date will vary according to the region or the school. For grammar schools, the exam is in early September.
Students can take common entrance exams for 13+ when they are in Year 8. Examination sessions for the 13+ take place each year, either in November, January or June.
In our exclusive seminar, Libra Education staff will provide their insight into how students can best prepare an excellent master’s university applications and take advantage of any opportunities available to them.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
Chemistry is a subject that students often find difficult due to the intersection of many key concepts, the importance of accuracy and the application of maths. In this masterclass, we will examine the core principles of the scientific method in Chemistry and the common pitfalls that students fall into.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
Students can take common entrance exams for 13+ when they are in Year 8. Examination sessions for the 13+ take place each year, either in November, January or June.
The national deadline for applications to secondary schools is the 31st of October. Visit https://www.gov.uk/schools-admissions/how-to-apply for more details.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
To support talented young people with an interest in learning about life studying abroad, we are hosting a series of 10 talks each discussing a different aspect of studying or working in the UK or US. Students should be prepared to learn and engage in each talk with content designed to give hints, tips, and expert advice on how to make studying in the UK or US a reality.
The 15th of October 2020 at 18:00 UK time is the deadline for 2021 entry to any course at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, or for most courses in medicine, veterinary medicine/science, and dentistry.
Results for the 11-plus are published in mid-October although the exact date will change according to the area of the UK. The deadline for applications to secondary schools is the 31st of October.
