Partnering with your child’s school
Children do best when home and school work together. Read circulars and the school app regularly, attend parent–teacher meetings and share any changes at…
Read article →Exams are a check on learning, not a measure of a child’s worth. Start revision early, in short daily sessions, and mix reading with practice questions. Use active recall: close the book and explain the concept aloud. Keep a simple timetable with breaks, eight to nine hours of sleep and regular meals. On the day before an exam, revise key points lightly and rest. Parents can help most by staying calm, encouraging effort and avoiding comparisons.