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BALANCING
                                                                                                                    ACT


                                   Mrs. Patsy recently shared


                                     something with me about


                                      the importance of finding


                                               your “dopamine rush”.







              erm Two is always a busy peri-                1. Create a Study Timetable- Structure  your
              od  filled  with  exciting  co-curric-        study time effectively around your co-curricular
     T ular  events.  With  Sports  Day,  the               activities.
      inter-house football and basketball com-              2. Have at Least One Free Day- Set aside a day
 BALANCING  the most, the inter-school basketball tour-     without after-school activities to rest early and
      petitions and what I am looking forward to


                                                            dedicate more time to studying.
      nament, there’s clearly no shortage of ac-
      tivities to enjoy. However, even with these
 ACT  events, we students have to focus on our              3. Set Clear Academic Goals-  Know what you

                                                            want to achieve academically and plan action-
      academics — especially Year 9 and Year 11
                                                            able steps to get there.
      students, who are preparing for major ex-
      ams that can shape their futures.


                                                            about  the  importance  of  finding  your  “dopa-
      For many Year 11 students, this term has              Mrs. Patsy recently shared something with me
      brought the challenge of balancing foot-              mine rush.” This means engaging in an activity
 Thriving in Academics   ball practice for this Saturday’s competi-  you genuinely enjoy. It could be sports, art, mu-


                                                            sic, or another hobby that helps you relax and
      tion with preparing for their mock exams
 and Co-Curricular   starting on Monday. Finding this balance is     recharge. Taking breaks to do what you love can
                                                            prevent stress and keep you energised for both
      important, and here are some tips to help:
 Activities This Term!     1. Create a Study Timetable      academic and co-curricular activities.


                                                            As we start this heavily packed term, let’s all aim
                                                            to strike a healthy balance. Enjoy the activities

 - BY MOSES GOJE  2. Have at Least One Free Day             and stay committed to your studies because
                                                            success in both academics and co-curricular is
 CO-CURRICULAR PREFECT                                      achievable with the right mindset and planning.
        3. Set Clear Academic Goals











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