Struggling with exam pressure is a common challenge for students in their final year of high school, and educators are exploring ways to help them manage stress effectively. New research highlights strategies schools can adopt, including fostering open conversations about mental health and providing structured study techniques. Experts suggest that reducing academic workload and offering flexible support systems may also ease the burden on students during this critical period. With the right approach, schools could play a key role in ensuring students feel prepared and supported as they approach major assessments.
How schools can support Year 12 students through exam stress The Educator
