Professor Joan Freeman – Obituary

It was with great sadness that Potential Plus UK heard of the passing of Professor Joan Freeman, July 2nd, 2023. Many of our members will have [...]

Campaigning to Improve the Lives of Young People with High Learning Potential

For some time, Potential Plus UK has known that we, as a user-led organisation, should be advocating for the needs and rights of our young [...]

Gifted Children, Socialisation, and Homeschooling

Advertorial, written by Wolsey Hall, Oxford. “Giftedness is an innate ability to both detect and comprehend the world in complex [...]

Supporting Your Child’s Cognitive Development

Intellectual ability refers to a child’s development of thinking skills, which includes their inclination to explore and learn about the world, thus acquiring new knowledge and [...]

Levels of High Learning Potential

When you hear the terms high learning potential, gifted or more/most able, there is a tendency to apply this to children as though they are one [...]

How Homeschooling Benefits Children’s Overall Well-Being

Advertorial, written by Wolsey Hall, Oxford. A recent survey conducted by homeschooling provider, Wolsey Hall Oxford revealed that 91% of parents [...]

Growing Our Future – A National Discussion on Education (Scotland)

The Scottish Government is conducting a National Discussion into the future of Scottish education with the aim of hearing from the widest possible range of voices [...]

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Arjun’s Story – “I Don’t Know!”

Arjun is a bright child but lacks confidence in his abilities, is a perfectionist, hates to be put on the spot and to [...]

Lily-Mae’s Story – Bright but Struggling

Lily-Mae* is a bright, curious, happy, confident child who is struggling at school. Discover more about her frustrations with handwriting and asynchronous development. [...]

Extension and Enrichment – A Resource Round-Up to Boost Learning

High potential learners so often need ‘harder work’ – not just more work. They need more challenge – not just more work. One of the most [...]

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