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Turning to Dumbphones: A trend to cut screen time

News & Press · 9th June 2024

By Emma Vardy,  LA Correspondent, BBC News In a digital age where screen time is increasingly consuming our lives, a growing number of adults and teens are opting to switch from their smartphones to simpler “dumbphones” to reduce their screen […]

Parent Power – Recognise the signs of burnout

News & Press · 20th May 2024

Disclaimer: Study Skills Zone Limited are not healthcare professionals. We recommend that if a parent suspects their child is suffering from any of the issues mentioned in this article, they should consult their child’s GP and medical professionals who specialise […]

Parent Power – Discuss and address anxiety

SSZ Briefings · 17th May 2024

Open discussions about anxiety can significantly reduce its impact. According to research by Pritchard and Wilson (2003), social support is crucial in managing academic stress. Creating an environment where your child feels safe to express their worries can be transformative […]

Parent Power: Relaxation Techniques for Your Child

News & Press · 14th May 2024

In today’s fast-paced world, children often face a significant amount of stress, whether it’s from school, extracurricular activities, or social pressures. Introducing relaxation techniques to your child’s routine can be a game-changer, helping them manage stress and improve their concentration. […]

Parent Power – Limit Social Media and Screen Time

News & Press · 10th May 2024

Excessive screen time, particularly on social media, can increase anxiety and distract from studying. Research indicates that high levels of social media use are associated with increased stress and decreased academic performance (Twenge, 2017). Mobile phone usage, in particular, has […]