Early Childhood Commission urges parents to support children’s back-to-school transition

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September 7, 2026

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Early Childhood Commission urges parents to support children’s back-to-school transition

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While the start of a new school year is often an exciting time, it can also evoke feelings of uncertainty, anxiety and apprehension for some children.

After weeks of a more relaxed summer routine, children are once again required to adjust to early mornings, structured schedules and academic demands, while some may also be navigating a new school, teacher, or classroom environment.

So, how can parents help their children make a smooth transition back to school?

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