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My child's education
My child is disengaging at school and having learning difficulties. What support is available?
Difficulties with learning can be overcome with the right support.
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My child's education
What is a QCE and how does my teen get one?
A guide to help understand the QCE and how it will affect my teen.
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My child
My teen won’t leave their bedroom
Get them up, get them moving, get them talking and celebrate the wins
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My child
Learning from failure
You can help your teen to self-regulate their emotions by talking to them about the failure
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Empowering your teen
Learn how to empower your teen and give them a sense of control
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Talking to schools
How do I talk to the school?
When you talk to your child’s school, you can work together to get your teen the help they need.
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My child
Tips for helping your teen navigate the tricky teenage years
While it won’t always seem like it, as your teen makes the transition from child to adult, they need you by their side more than ever.
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My child
How to help your child when they become a teenager
Your child needs your help when they become a teenager.
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My child's education
Whatever it takes: getting kids back on track
Research tells us young people need to be taught the skills that will help them handle the challenges they will face as they navigate the world of adulthood.
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Relationships
What to do if you think your child is being bullied
While it can be distressing to learn your child is being bullied, it’s important you let your child know that you take bullying seriously and will support them to report it to their school.
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