Sister Lessons
Lessons in life from a big sister
Helping your sister through illness: A practical guide for siblings
Finding out your sister is ill can feel like the ground has disappeared beneath your feet. It does not matter if you are best friends who talk every day or if you mostly just argue about who mum liked best. That sibling bond is special. When it is...
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Stop the Squabbles: A Parent’s Guide to Handling Sibling Rivalry
If you have more than one child, you know the sound. It starts with a low grumble. Then comes a shout. Finally, there is a scream of “It’s not fair!” or “He hit me!” Suddenly, your peaceful afternoon is over. You are now a...
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How to Support Your Child in the Run Up to Results Day
Results day can be an emotional and stressful time for young people. Whether your child is waiting on GCSEs, A Levels, or other qualifications, the anticipation can bring a mix of excitement, nerves, and uncertainty. As a parent, knowing how to...
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5 Questions To Ask at Parents Evening
Parents’ evenings are a valuable opportunity to connect with your child’s teachers and gain a deeper understanding of their progress at school. While you may already have a good sense of how your child is doing at home, these meetings allow you to...
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Preparing Your Child For The New Academic Year
As the long summer break winds down, many parents find themselves thinking about the upcoming school term. A new academic year can bring with it a mixture of excitement, nerves, and change for children of all ages. With a little preparation and...
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Should I Send My Child To a Holiday Camp?
School holidays can be a wonderful time for children to recharge, spend time with family, and enjoy a break from routine. But for many parents, the long weeks can also present challenges – from balancing work schedules to keeping children...
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Helping Your Child Choose Their A Levels
Choosing A Levels is one of the first big academic decisions your child will face, and it can feel daunting for both parents and students. These subjects not only shape what they will study over the next two years but can also influence university...
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