With exams in process, tension may be high and the bundles of nerves can cause havoc. Exams, studying and revision can be stressful, but staying motivated during exams is important.

Learners who have a barrier to learning or a medical condition which impacts their ability to perform in exams, may apply for accommodations or concessions. These are valid when the learner writes formal assessments such as tests and examinations.

A continuously developing skill and challenge for most people is ‘Time Management’. We often wish that a day had more than 24 hours.

You have asked and we have listened! We have officially kicked off with additional classes for our Brainline Junior School for Gr R – 7 on Monday, 3 August 2020.

Choosing your future career is an important milestone and choosing school subjects which support your career choice is equally important.

To learn well we need to eat well and adopt a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Most of us are not as healthy as we should or could be and good health begins with making informed choices about the way we live and what we eat.

The June exams for Brainline’s Gr 8 – 9 learners started this week, while the Gr 10 – 12’s kicked off earlier this month. Ahead of the exams, teachers assist students with preparations and here is an overview of what this process entail:

Exam stress often stems from the fear of failure. During our recent Gr 10 – 12 sessions with psychologist, Tanya van de Water, she explained that there are two solutions for exam stress; an elegant solution and a practical solution.

Setting goals and knowing what you are working towards, is always a good idea. Younger students need to understand the difference between a wish and a goal – I wish to eat ice cream everyday – but my goal is to drink enough water every day.<