Awaiting results can be an anxious time. If you’re feeling stressed, talking to a friend or family member about how you’re feeling can make a big difference. To manage this uncertain time, have a Plan B and C – in case Plan A doesn’t work out. Basically, be prepared.
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Survival Guide For Parents (Not Just) On A Level Results Day
The summer holidays for teenagers awaiting A level results is one big pressure pot, bubbling away. Emotions will be running high on the lead up and on 17 August. Not just for A level students but also for the IB students who didn’t get the UCAS points that they needed for the university of their choice. This is crunch time.
What steps do boarding schools take to ensure the wellbeing of a child?
Leading stressors at school Since the pandemic the focus is far more on mental health and stress management in education. However, the focus has been there all along – it’s…