Why Exams Don't Matter as much as they seem
Kaitlyn draws upon her own experience with exams and how it always seems like exams are the only thing that matter, when this isn’t always true.
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Helping overseas students
Kenzie talks about how to make yourself more desirable to employers, how to find your first job when you're young and inexperienced and tells you all about her experiences as an apprentice and how she got to where she is now.
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New School
In this article, Joey talks about his experience with attending a new school and gives their helpful tips.
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Exam stress and how NOT to deal with it!
In this article, Charlie gives some helpful tips on how to help reduce stress levels.
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Dreading work or school
Everyone goes through a period of dreading work/school, in this article, Ella shares her experience with dreading school and gives her helpful tips on how to minimize the feeling of dreading work/school.
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Academic and executive dusyfunction
How to tackle school
Transitioning into GCSE year
Results day
Dealing with failure
National teachers day
In this article, Mel explains the history of teachers, what teaching is like in third world countries and pupils experience with teachers is.
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Exam stress
Exam stress can be difficult to deal with, in this article, Nicole shares her helpful tips on how to cope with exam stress.
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GCSE & the rest of your priorities
Facing Exams
Mock Exams
The Final stretch
Staying organised at school
Going To School When Feeling Down
Don't Be Scared: School
In this article, Lauren explains how to be more organized with school work with some helpful tips and tricks.
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Making Friends At A New School
Choosing Subjects
Elle's article ''Choosing subject” shares ways of choosing ones for college/sixth form. These are: think about lessons that you enjoy now and may want to carry on with in the future, look up universities and check what A levels they expect you to have taken, ask your schools for careers advice, research new courses, attend open evenings, apply to many and choose nearer the time, remember that you can change your mind before you actually start.
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Dealing With Bad ResultsRiley's article ''Dealing with bad results” tells us how to cope with bad exam results based on his experience. He reminds us that it's not the end of the world and recommends such ways of coping: take time to process, redo an exam, learn from your mistakes, remember that you did your best and you are not alone, look after yourself.
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