Once the Primary 7 SEAG Transfer Test is over, many families experience a collective exhale. Months of preparation, routines shaped around learning, and a steady build-up of pressure finally come to an end. For children, in particular, this moment brings a sense of relief, and it is important to say clearly that this rest is Read more about After the Transfer Test: Keeping Skills Fresh Without Pressure[…]
Supporting children preparing for the SEAG Transfer Test By early February, Primary 6 children across Northern Ireland are well settled into the school year. Christmas feels like a distant memory, routines have largely re-established themselves, and parents have had several months to observe how their child is coping, both academically and emotionally. At this stage, Read more about February in Primary 6: Noticing Progress Without Rushing It[…]
SEAG Transfer Test results day advice is something many parents across Northern Ireland look for as one of the most emotionally charged days of the school year approaches. After months of preparation, effort, and perseverance, the waiting period can often feel harder than the tests themselves. For some families, the days leading up to results Read more about Preparing for Results Day with Calm and Perspective[…]
Build Positive Habits at Home Beginning the SEAG Transfer Test journey is a milestone for many families. Parents often want to support their children but are unsure where to begin or how much help is needed. There is a perception that preparation must involve long sessions, piles of books and constant revision. In reality, the Read more about Starting the P6 SEAG Transfer Test Journey: A Parent Guide[…]