When your child is buried in revision books, the stress can ripple through the whole house. It’s a tricky line to walk—wanting them to do well without pushing them too hard. Striking a healthy balance between study and downtime is essential, and there’s plenty you can do as a parent to help.
Picture this: a high school in the throes of exam season, with students facing the most stressful period of their young lives. Now, add to that mix a dash of delightful chaos in the form of roadworks scheduled to coincide precisely with GCSEs and A-levels. What a brilliant stroke of genius!
Exam season can be a challenging time for teenagers as they face the pressure of performing well academically. As a parent, you play a crucial role in providing support and guidance to help your teen navigate through this stressful period. Here are some practical ways you can assist your teenager during exam season.
As exam season approaches, many young people may feel tempted to step away from extracurricular activities, including sports clubs, in order to focus solely on their studies. However, maintaining participation in sports during this busy period can offer numerous benefits that extend beyond physical fitness. In this article, I will explore why it’s important for young people to continue with sports clubs during exam season.
As a parent I feel a huge responsibility to raise extraordinary young people who will make a positive contribution to society and live happy and fulfilled lives. Part of that responsibility involves trying to give them the support they need, when they need it.
Pressure on students to succeed is higher than ever, with fierce competition for university and school places. The hype means that exams and results days can present a mix of emotions – joy, regret, stress or euphoria. Of course this isn’t just limited to the children! However, it’s important to support your child in the […]