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Not everyone is happy at the thought of going back to school By Monique Peters Learning Coach, Learnerobics 4/2/26 For many families, going back to school after the holidays doesn’t feel like a fresh start. Instead of renewed energy and motivation, you may notice slower mornings, increased emotions, resistance to schoolwork, or a child who suddenly seems less confident than they were at the end of last year.If your child is in Years 2 or 3, this is a very common experience —

By Monique Peters, Learning Coach, Learnerobics 4 February 2026 The start of a new school year often brings a mix of hope and anxiety for parents — especially if your child has struggled with learning and/or reading confidence before. You may be wondering whether this year will finally feel easier, or whether the same challenges will resurface.If your child is in Years 2 or 3, this stage of schooling can feel particularly intense. Expectations increase, learning becomes more