Loading... Please wait...The book is well set out with a Summing up element at the end of each subject which breaks down to easy instructions and a check list of things that can help. Written in a user friendly way and even covering how to deal with Tricky Teachers! (could have used this one myself!) There is also a handy section at the back detailing every website you can think of that would help you deal with the transition of Secondary School. Totz2teens.co.uk
We all want our children to do well, enjoy themselves and create the foundations for a successful adult life while they’re at secondary school. The choices and decisions made by teenagers regarding the subjects they study at secondary school are of such importance, it can sometimes be overwhelming, daunting and frustrating as a parent to provide support and help your child to make the best choices.
This book will guide parents through secondary school, from year 7 to 11, including information on secondary school league tables, secondary school curriculum, Ofsted reports, SATs, GCSEs, homework, secondary school teachers and parents’ evenings. Problems with under-age drinking, smoking, relationships, bullying and friendships are typically part of growing up today, and this book will also contain practical guidance on how to cope with issues such as these so they have a minimal effect on your child’s schoolwork.
With a glossary to explain educational jargon, information on special educational needs plus practical advice about your child’s opportunities and choices post-secondary education, this book will be a great investment to see your child through some of the most important years of their life.
'Worried about your child starting secondary school? This book gives you all the information you need, from choosing a school to coping with exams, and even surviving the dreaded ‘first day’. Laid out in a simple accessible style, it is full of helpful tips on everything from tricky teachers to getting your child to do their homework. A must for parents.' Primary Times - Avon Edition
'This would be an ideal book to read when your child is in Year 6 (or even 5) of primary school, so you can weigh up the options and have plenty of time to decide on the best school for your child. It tells you what to look out for when choosing and gives advice to use when visiting schools. Many parents are anxious about communicating with schools, but the good advice in this book is really practical and easy to read.' Sarah Brew www.parentsintouch.co.uk
Glynis Kozma is a writer, personal coach and qualified teacher with over 30 years’ experience in education. She has worked in an independent, co-educational boarding school, state comprehensives and primary schools and a college of further education. She has trained in dyslexia and now teaches part-time in a specialist independent school for children with severe dyslexia and associated conditions.
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