Building Confidence
Building confidence in their child is an issue that many parents find difficult to tackle, especially in a child’s formative years. It is hard to breach the subject with a child, much less explain the concepts of positive self-esteem and child development. The good thing is, many consider school to be a safe space and a safe environment where their child can build up confidence, be it clarifying doubts, asking questions or even practicing socialising skills with peers.
In this section we offer parenting tips for parents looking to encourage their child both at home and in school.
Must read articles for Building Confidence
From Confused to Confident: How Learning POA Changes the Way Students Think About Money
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Most students grow up handling money — but never really understanding it. Ask them where their pocket money went, and you’ll probably get a shrug....
How Secondary Literature Changes the Way Students Think — For Better or Worse
08 February 2026
In secondary school, Literature isn’t just about reading novels or analysing poems — it quietly rewires how students think. Unlike subjects that reward clear answers...
How Journaling Will Benefit Your Child
05 February 2026
I loved reading ‘Diary of Amos Lee’ when I was younger! The series got me into journaling myself when I was trying to be him...
“Write More?” vs “Write Smart”: Why Lit Students Burn Out Before A-Levels
04 February 2026
If you’re an A-Level Literature student, you’ve probably heard it: “Just write more.” More essays, more pages, more late-night practices. But instead of better grades,...
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