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[…]
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[…]