Which way? Your IB and A level questions answered...
Q1. My daughter wants to do medicine in Cambridge. She will be starting ye... Read more

Q1. My daughter wants to do medicine in Cambridge. She will be starting ye... Read more
Q. My daughter is 7 years old. She is very caring and loving, but she seek... Read more
Q. My daughter has just received her AS results. Is it possible to re-sit on... Read more
The relationship between mother and daughter is often close until secondary ... Read more
So what do you do if your daughter’s GCSE results are not as you both expe... Read more
Waiting anxiously for 19th August 2010? The following information should hel... Read more
Q. My daughter is convinced she will not make the necessary grades to secure... Read more
How can we teach our daughters that “good enough” really is “good enough”? Too many girls have low...
The results are in. Emotions are high. Tears are flowing. Whether of despair or delight will depend on tho...
You’ve got to sympathise with poor Nigel Smith, on at least two fronts. He wrote in Femail, Daily Mail l...
Part 1: It’s official – lavishing love and affection on our babies is good for them. Researchers have ...
I think you should talk to her about what’s worrying her at first but not try to push her in the direction you feel is right? I think it’s important ro really use your intutition on this one. Are you pushing her in...
Re perfection – you are quite right. ‘The best is the enemy of the good’ is an old adage that my 8 year old daughter doesn’t quite believe in but we have interesting conversations about.
Once again the media coverage in advance of A level results day intensified the anxiety felt by the candidates, their families and their schools by suggesting that, this year for sure, those candidates who missed...