Tyneille Graham, Child Psychologist, discusses how parents and caregivers can support Standard Five pupils as they prepare for and complete the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA). The interview explores the signs of stress and anxiety in children, practical ways to manage expectations, and the importance of creating a supportive home environment. Graham also emphasises that a child’s value extends far beyond examination results, encouraging families to prioritise emotional well-being, resilience and personal growth throughout the SEA journey.