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r e s id e n t s a t Manor House Nursing. Home, Chatbum, were treated to a “Stars in Your Eyes”-style summer special. Members of staff roped in


their friends and relatives to produce a two-hour long extravaganza. I t opened with summer songs, includ­ ing the Cliff Richard hit "Summer Holiday". This was followed with acts from Sonny and Cher imperson­ ators, an acrobatic display, an old-time singalong and Hawaiian dancing. A 20ft. stage backdrop


was produced especially for the show by one of the home’s carers, Miss Carrie


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How parents can help prepare for the A-level results


AUGUST only means one thing to many teenagers and their parents - exam results. Those results are looming, and that means


potential worry and stress for the whole family. But what can parents do to ease that stress,


both for themselves and their children - and to reassure their children that life goes on, whatever the results are? ChildLine, the children and young people’s helpline, gets calls every year from teenagers wor­ ried as results day approaches, or distraught after they have got their grades. Hazel Norbury, superviser at ChildLine, says:


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and express how awful they feel to their parents, or to us.” And even when the worst does not happen,


there can stiU be misery. “We get calls from kids that have done


extremely well and are unhappy because they don’t want to go where their parents want them to. Parents need to ask themselves if what is planned after the results is what their kids want, or just what they want.” Educational psychologist Michael Duke says


the key to dealing with the stress of exam results is keeping everything in perspective. “Parents should help the child to have realistic


expectations,” he stresses. “And whatever they achieve, if they’ve given.it their best shot and ful­ filled their potential, that should be celebrated as


much as a 10 A* result would be. But if there’s a suggestion the child is going to under-achieve, perhaps because they didn’t revise enough, the parents should sit down and discuss the possibili­ ty of failure and devise a contingency plan with their child.” Such plans should include contacting local fur­


ther education colleges for details of courses, he says, and looking at the possibility of retakes, or finding a job. “If they have a degree of control over what happens next, even if i t ’s not really what they wanted, they’ll feel a bit better. Par­ ents have to get their child to see that whatever happens, the situation can be turned around. They should be the key to being realistic and pos­ itive by showing their children the options and helping them make the right choices.”


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