If your child has achieved good results, which may be better than some of their friends, then they’ll want to celebrate. But while celebrating is of course a great idea, Clements suggests: “You may want to talk with them about how to be sensitive and compassionate towards their friends who haven’t done so well.” If there’s any time to use an inspirational quote in a card, surely, it’s for the most hardworking student you know. So, for anyone feeling super proud, here are some ‘well done’ quotes that we’ve found: Some people dream of success, while other people get up every morning and make it happen.” – Wayne Huizenga We’ve given lots of inspiration for those who’ve already sat their exams and got the results, but about for those still waiting to find out how well they did? Well, that’s exactly why we’ve come up with some messages for someone waiting to find out their exam results: These exam wish quotes can motivate and help them to believe in themselves, and strive for success. By adopting a positive mindset and embracing hard work and perseverance, students can achieve their goals and reach their full potential.

Krause says parents should try to celebrate their child’s achievements for what they are and avoid asking about their friends’ results. “To avoid comparison, parents should also avoid sharing their child’s results on social media,” she says.Because of the disruption students have faced there are still grade protections in place which mean a student will be just as likely to achieve a particular grade this year as they would have been before the pandemic.” Consultant clinical psychologist Dr Nihara Krause specialises in teenage mental health and is working with the Talking Futures campaign to help parents engage their children in meaningful conversations about their futures. She says if a young person doesn’t get the grades they were hoping for, they may be highly critical of their performance in comparison to their peers.

You’ve done us all so proud; we knew there was a brainbox in there (even though five years from now, you likely won’t remember most of what you learned)! If you aren’t familiar with the gesture of crossing your fingers, it means that someone is hoping for the best. We can use it when we want good things to happen to other people or us. I know you are terrified and feeling anxious in the examination hall, just relax, concentrate on the paper, and tell yourself this: “I can do this”. Everything is going to be okay.These children have grown in all aspects of their life, but today is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate their academic successes. I am delighted that our Year 11 students have once again done so well in their GCSEs: their results reflect huge effort and resilience over time, and a willingness to go the extra mile in terms of revision. It has been a pleasure and privilege to work with these dedicated, hard-working young people, and I am delighted that they will now be able to pursue their chosen next steps with confidence and pride.” As you embark on the next chapter of your life, I want you to know that I am here for you, always. No matter where life takes you, you will always have a home with me, and a safe place to turn to. You are capable of achieving anything you set your mind to, and I know that you will go on to do great things in this world. Keep chasing your dreams, my love, and never let anyone tell you that you can’t succeed. I believe in you, and I will always be your biggest fan. their next steps in life. The students are a credit to themselves, their families and the college and we know they are going to make important contributions to our society in the future. It’s common for family members to say “be careful” when saying goodbye to each other. They’re not saying that they expect their family to go out and seek danger, but “be careful” shows that there is a lot of love for them to give, and they don’t want them to come to harm.