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Getting ready to go back to school
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What to do if your child's anxious about going back to school
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Going back to school - get your teen on the right track in the new academic year
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Sixth form results day and university applications - 2024
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Why summer 2024 will transform your teen's life
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Why Personalised Learning is Essential for Mastery in AI, Robotics, & Coding?
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UCAS key dates - 2024 entry (scroll for 2025 entry)
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How to help your teen find work experience
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What are your child's options after GCSEs?
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How a Roblox Course Can Transform Your Child's Learning Experience
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How to Write a Letter When Your Teen Won’t Talk to YouÂ
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Conflict Resolution Skills for Teens: A Developmental Approach for Parents
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Managing Exam Stress: A Parent's Guide to Supporting Emotional Well-being
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Empowering 16-Year-Olds in Their Educational Journey with AI
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Everything You Need To Know About Medical ID Jewellery For Your Teen
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Virtual work experience - why it can help your teen stand out
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Options at 16- The Cyber Extended Project Qualification (CyberEPQ)
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Internet safety tips for parents of teenagers 13+ in 2024
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How Parents Can Support STEM Habits for Young Learners
Meet the founders: Vanessa and Darius first met working in a school. Darius taught sixth formers and parents would catch him after school, asking him what they could do to help their teenage children make the right choices.
We looked online to find what resources were available specifically for parents and were surprised that, given how much information there was for children, there was very little guidance for parents. So we decided to write our first guide, and this marked the start of The Parents’ Guide to …​
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The Parents' Guide to is dedicated to parents of 14-19 year olds so they can help their teens get the most out of GCSE and sixth form, with advice on post school options and well being