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Last week, our school community had the privilege of witnessing an inspiring display of talent, determination, and composure as one of our own stepped into the spotlight. Charlie, representing both himself and FUEL, took part in the final of the Future Chef competition, an incredible achievement in itself. What followed was a performance that not only showcased his growing culinary skill, but also his confidence, creativity, and ability to thrive under pressure. -Charlie posi

On 14 November 2025, FUEL Education came together for a wonderful cause as we held our annual Children in Need fundraiser. The atmosphere across the school was buzzing with excitement as both staff and students arrived dressed in their cosiest pyjamas, ready to take part in a day dedicated to helping others. One of the highlights of the event was the whole-school treasure hunt, which sent students searching high and low for hidden chocolate coins. Laughter and competitiveness

Between homework, social media, and streaming, screens are a huge part of teen life. Finding the right balance can make a big difference to mental health and academic performance. At Fuel Education, we want students and parents to have simple, realistic strategies to support well-being both online and offline. Why Balance Matters Excessive screen time—especially before bedtime—can negatively impact focus, mood, and sleep quality. Teens require adequate rest, physical activity

The world of work is changing faster than ever. At Fuel Education, we want our students and their families to understand what skills will matter most in the years ahead. This blog looks at new opportunities, the Gatsby Benchmarks for good career guidance, and what parents can do to help their teens prepare for their future. The Gatsby Benchmarks Explained The UK’s Gatsby Benchmarks  are the framework for quality career guidance in schools. They include: A stable careers progr

Success in school isn’t just about exam results — it’s also about how students manage emotions, build relationships, and overcome challenges. At Fuel Education, we know that developing social-emotional skills (often called SEL) helps students thrive both inside and outside the classroom. This post explores what SEL means, why it matters, and how parents can help build these lifelong strengths at home. What Is Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)? SEL is about learning to: Understa

Online gaming and social media are a big part of how young people learn, play, and connect today. At Fuel Education, we know that while these spaces can be exciting, they can also bring risks if you don’t know how to stay safe. This blog will help you understand how to make smart choices when gaming or using apps — so you can enjoy your time online with confidence and care. Stay Smart Online: Gaming & Social Media Safety Online games and social media can be a lot of fun — the

As children become teenagers, conversations can get shorter and sometimes trickier. Strong, trusting relationships between parents and teens are key to supporting emotional health, resilience, and overall well-being. This post offers practical questions parents can ask to stay connected, set healthy boundaries, and know when to reach out for support without feeling intrusive. Why These Conversations Matter When parents show genuine interest in their teen’s life, it encourages

In today’s digital world, being online is part of everyday life — for learning, playing, and connecting with friends. At Fuel Education, we want our students to enjoy the internet safely and confidently. This blog will share simple tips to protect your personal information, recognise online risks, and make smart choices. Did you know that over 70% of kids aged 8–17 have seen something online that made them feel uncomfortable?  Let’s learn how to stay safe and make the interne