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My sister hasn't always been the most academic but she tried hard in her GCSEs and managed to get into sixth form. I'm really worried that she won't do well in her A-levels this summer. Obviously there's the fact that she missed around 6 months of year 12 due to Covid, but she also hasn't started revising yet and often fails mock assessments. In her most recent report, she was predicted BCC which is decent. But she needs much higher than that just to get into her insurance. Idk maybe this is a pointless rant but I just don't know how to support her.
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(Original post by GabiAbi84)
Is she older or younger than you?
Is she older or younger than you?
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Did her school provide much support? It must be annoying for you, but she’s practically an adult now and has to make her own decisions.
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My sister hasn't always been the most academic but she tried hard in her GCSEs and managed to get into sixth form. I'm really worried that she won't do well in her A-levels this summer. Obviously there's the fact that she missed around 6 months of year 12 due to Covid, but she also hasn't started revising yet and often fails mock assessments. In her most recent report, she was predicted BCC which is decent. But she needs much higher than that just to get into her insurance. Idk maybe this is a pointless rant but I just don't know how to support her.
My sister hasn't always been the most academic but she tried hard in her GCSEs and managed to get into sixth form. I'm really worried that she won't do well in her A-levels this summer. Obviously there's the fact that she missed around 6 months of year 12 due to Covid, but she also hasn't started revising yet and often fails mock assessments. In her most recent report, she was predicted BCC which is decent. But she needs much higher than that just to get into her insurance. Idk maybe this is a pointless rant but I just don't know how to support her.
Ask her if she wants you to be her 'accountability partner'; she can set up her own schedule for revising and once a week you'll have a meeting to discuss her progress and see if she needs any help.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
She's a year younger than me
She's a year younger than me
It Is her responsibility when it comes down to it but that doesn’t mean you can’t reach out. Buy her a study planner and help her fill it in perhaps.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
My sister hasn't always been the most academic but she tried hard in her GCSEs and managed to get into sixth form. I'm really worried that she won't do well in her A-levels this summer. Obviously there's the fact that she missed around 6 months of year 12 due to Covid, but she also hasn't started revising yet and often fails mock assessments. In her most recent report, she was predicted BCC which is decent. But she needs much higher than that just to get into her insurance. Idk maybe this is a pointless rant but I just don't know how to support her.
My sister hasn't always been the most academic but she tried hard in her GCSEs and managed to get into sixth form. I'm really worried that she won't do well in her A-levels this summer. Obviously there's the fact that she missed around 6 months of year 12 due to Covid, but she also hasn't started revising yet and often fails mock assessments. In her most recent report, she was predicted BCC which is decent. But she needs much higher than that just to get into her insurance. Idk maybe this is a pointless rant but I just don't know how to support her.
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Speak to her and check is there an underlying cause for her not doing as well as she’d like? Is she worried about things relating to mental health, friendships. Or simply the work to overwhelming for her? I hope this helps! 
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