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Coronavirus in schools: will summer exams go ahead?

Mar 11, 2020 | Teachers | 0 |

Reading time: 3 minutes

The coronavirus in schools has already forced 17 temporary closures in the UK. Across Italy, Japan and China, all schools are closed until further notice. Yesterday, Spain announced that schools in Madrid will close for two weeks.

You can follow updates on how coronavirus is affecting schools on our live blog here.

Though schools are remaining open in the UK in the short-term, there has been rumours of nation closures likely should the Government move to a delay stage of tackling the outbreak. But what could the crisis mean for the summer exam period? This blog post explains.

Working with parents to improve their children’s mental health

Mar 22, 2019 | Parents | 0 |

Reading time: 2 minutes

Preparing for and sitting exams can be a difficult time for students, sometimes leading to depression, behavioural issues, and other stress-related problems.

Mental health issues in children and young people are widely believed to be at critical levels, with the most recent NHS survey of the Mental Health of Children and Young People in England finding that over 12% of 5- to 19-year-olds had mental health issues of one kind or another.

Coronavirus in schools: will summer exams go ahead?

Mar 11, 2020 | Teachers | 0 |

Reading time: 3 minutes

The coronavirus in schools has already forced 17 temporary closures in the UK. Across Italy, Japan and China, all schools are closed until further notice. Yesterday, Spain announced that schools in Madrid will close for two weeks.

You can follow updates on how coronavirus is affecting schools on our live blog here.

Though schools are remaining open in the UK in the short-term, there has been rumours of nation closures likely should the Government move to a delay stage of tackling the outbreak. But what could the crisis mean for the summer exam period? This blog post explains.

Working with parents to improve their children’s mental health

Mar 22, 2019 | Parents | 0 |

Reading time: 2 minutes

Preparing for and sitting exams can be a difficult time for students, sometimes leading to depression, behavioural issues, and other stress-related problems.

Mental health issues in children and young people are widely believed to be at critical levels, with the most recent NHS survey of the Mental Health of Children and Young People in England finding that over 12% of 5- to 19-year-olds had mental health issues of one kind or another.

Coronavirus in schools: will summer exams go ahead?

Working with parents to improve their children’s mental health

Coronavirus in schools: will summer exams go ahead?

Working with parents to improve their children’s mental health

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