With the return of all children to school, PTAs are probably wondering what they can do to kick-start their fundraising activities for this school year.
Last week's AS and A Level results across England, Wales and Northern Ireland have amplified concerns for many parents who have a young person waiting for the GCSE results this week. The coronavirus pandemic has brought about many unexpected worries for everyone, but having to worry about your child receiving grades which are deemed unjust and not a true reflection of their capability is likely to intensify stress levels.
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Are you noticing your heart skipping an extra beat every time someone mentions exam results day, especially with the news this week on how grades are being allocated in Northern Ireland? Here's some helpful hints on how to prepare.
As exam results day approaches, your child is likely to have lots of questions and, understandably, may be feeling anxious, so we've pulled together the information you need to support your child as they consider their next steps, with links to further help and guidance.
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