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Q: Who writes the Sterling Study blog?

All blog posts are written by qualified, experienced tutors – many of whom hold PhDs or have extensive classroom experience. We never use generic AI‑only content or beginner writers.

Q: How often is new content added?

We publish new articles before every exam season, typically weekly during peak months (September–October for 11+, February–May for GCSEs and SATs). Our calendar is planned for maximum relevance.

Q: Can I request a topic?

Yes. Parents and students can email contact@sterlingstudy.co.uk with topic requests. We prioritise the most common questions.

Q: Are the study tips really actionable?

Absolutely. Every guide includes specific, practical steps – not vague encouragement. We test every method in our own tutoring sessions before publishing.

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