Finishing the last of the school exams can feel like a weight has been lifted, not just for the young people sitting them, but for their parents and guardians too. It can also mean the start of a new anxiety - waiting for the results. Summer months that are meant for rest and relaxation can be tainted by worries of how they’ve gone - and it can be difficult to know what you can say to be there to your child.
Bitesize Parents’ Toolkit has spoken to Educational and Child Psychologist Dr Anisa-Ree Moses from Learning & Wellbeing Psychology who has examples of things you should avoid saying in the days before and after results day.