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Teenagers

Your teenager has a mind of his own, but it's important to stay engaged and listening to his educational concerns and choices. From clubs and hobbies, through GCSE's to universities, check in to Supernanny where we'll be bringing you advice from parents and other experts.

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Latch-key kid safety: Up to seven million kids are regularly left home alone, and for many working parents there’s no option to do otherwise. What can you do to keep your child safe when you’re not there?; Supernanny Team 24 August 2009
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Top Tips for Successful Revision – for kids!: Parenting expert Sue Atkins offers some brilliant tips and advice for getting that revision right - for parents and teenagers...; Sue Atkins — Positive Parents (Supernanny Expert) 20 May 2008
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Child victims...: Nearly all children have suffered some form of victimisation, according to a shocking new survey. The report, by the Howard League for Penal Reform, also suggests that half of all children have been victims of crime – and that most incidents occurred at school.; Supernanny Team 10 October 2007
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The world of the web - keeping your teens safe online: It’s an instantly recognisable scene: your child rushes home from school, and then sits hunched over the computer for hours. But what is she doing online? And is she safe?; Supernanny Team 04 September 2007
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Supporting a Studying Child: Feeling helpless as your child faces their final year at school? Here are some basic ways to support your child during this challenging time.; Supernanny Team 12 October 2006
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