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Welcome to St. Andrews Educational Institution, Shifnal

Looking for a place where kids, teens, and adults can learn something useful? You’ve come to the right spot. We cover everything from early years classes to A‑levels, adult courses, and even special‑needs support. All our lessons are designed to be practical, hands‑on, and easy to follow.

Our Learning Paths

Whether you need GCSE revision help, a short‑term professional certificate, or a flexible distance‑learning program, we have a route that fits your schedule. Our teachers bring real‑world experience, and we keep class sizes small so everyone gets attention.

Why Choose Us?

We’re not just another school. Our community in Shifnal offers tutoring, extracurricular clubs, and scholarship advice all under one roof. Plus, we constantly update our resources – you’ll find the latest study methods, like the 2/3,5/7 technique, in our blog. Ready to start? Drop by, call, or sign up for a trial class today.

2Feb
Can special ed kids be successful? Yes - here’s how and why

Can special ed kids be successful? Yes - here’s how and why

Yes, kids in special education can be successful - not despite their differences, but because of the right support. Real stories, proven strategies, and what actually works in school and life.

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1Feb
What Is the Process of Adult Education?

What Is the Process of Adult Education?

Adult education is a personal, often invisible journey of learning after childhood. It’s driven by real-life needs-not grades-and includes everything from literacy to career training. Success comes from support, relevance, and small, consistent progress.

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29Jan
Highest Paying Jobs with Little Schooling: Real Paths to High Income Without a Degree

Highest Paying Jobs with Little Schooling: Real Paths to High Income Without a Degree

Discover high-paying jobs that require little schooling - like cloud architect, cybersecurity analyst, and UX designer - and how online courses can get you there without debt or a degree.

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26Jan
What Are the Four Major Types of Special Needs Children?

What Are the Four Major Types of Special Needs Children?

Learn about the four major types of special needs children-learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, developmental delays, and physical disabilities-and how each impacts learning and support in education systems.

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25Jan
What Are the 5 Levels of ADHD? Understanding Severity and Support in Special Needs Education

What Are the 5 Levels of ADHD? Understanding Severity and Support in Special Needs Education

There are no official five levels of ADHD, but understanding how symptoms impact learning helps teachers and parents provide better support. Learn what really matters for kids in special education.

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22Jan
What is the best Master's degree to get in 2026?

What is the best Master's degree to get in 2026?

The best Master's degree in 2026 isn't about prestige-it's about salary, demand, and location. Discover which degrees deliver the highest return on investment and how to choose one that fits your goals.

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19Jan
What Grade Is Best for a Scholarship? Here’s What Actually Works

What Grade Is Best for a Scholarship? Here’s What Actually Works

You don't need perfect grades to win a scholarship. Learn what grades actually matter, when to start applying, and how to stand out with real experience-not just marks.

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15Jan
What Is the Role of an Early Childhood Educator?

What Is the Role of an Early Childhood Educator?

An early childhood educator doesn't just watch kids play-they build the foundation for lifelong learning through observation, emotional support, and intentional play-based experiences that shape development before school.

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12Jan
How to Start Teaching Adults: A Practical Guide for New Instructors

How to Start Teaching Adults: A Practical Guide for New Instructors

Learn how to start teaching adults with practical strategies that focus on real-life goals, respect for experience, and small, meaningful steps. No teaching degree needed-just empathy and consistency.

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11Jan
Are private tutors worth it? Real costs, real results
Posted by Aurora Winslow in Tutoring

Are private tutors worth it? Real costs, real results

Private tutors can make a real difference for struggling students, but they're not a magic fix. Learn when tutoring works, what to look for, and how to tell if it's worth the cost.

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8Jan
How to Mentally and Physically Prepare for an Exam

How to Mentally and Physically Prepare for an Exam

Learn how to mentally and physically prepare for an exam with practical tips on sleep, nutrition, breathing techniques, and exam-day routines that actually work. No fluff-just what helps you perform better.

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5Jan
What Is the Best Time for the Brain to Study? Science-Backed Hours for Better Retention

What Is the Best Time for the Brain to Study? Science-Backed Hours for Better Retention

Discover the science-backed best times to study for maximum retention and exam success. Learn when your brain is most alert and how to structure your study schedule for better results.

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