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Parents called to provide support as matric results day nears 

January 8, 2025

Matriculants in Gauteng are eagerly awaiting their 2024 matric results, which will officially be available from 14 January 2025. Learners can collect their Statement of Results from their respective district offices, schools, or examination centres.

For those seeking a Re-mark or Re-check, applications open on 14 January and close on 25 January 2025.

The role of parents in this critical time: As learners anticipate their results, parents are encouraged to provide unwavering support. It is crucial to create a safe and understanding environment for matriculants during this potentially stressful period.

Parents are advised to:

1.Monitor their children’s moods closely and be vigilant for signs of depression or suicidal thoughts.

2.Avoid adding pressure and instead, provide reassurance and guidance.

3.Support their children in exploring alternative options, such as different pathways to achieve their academic or career goals.

4.Help them see that success can be achieved regardless of their matric outcomes.

A message of hope: Whether the results align with their expectations or not, learners should be reminded that they can still achieve success. Exploring various options and maintaining a positive outlook is key. By working together, families can ensure this milestone becomes a stepping stone toward a bright future.

If you or someone you know needs support, here are helpful contacts:

Suicide Crisis Line – 0800 567 567

Cipla Mental Health – 0800 456 789 / SMS 31393 / WhatsApp 076 882 2775

SADAG (South African Depression and Anxiety Group) – 011 234 4837.

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