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Adrian Barich: is it too much pressure on kids to do exams, get a licence and be allowed a drink in a year? - Vimarsana News

Adrian Barich: is it too much pressure on kids to do exams, get a licence and be allowed a drink in a year?

As my son heads off to Leavers, I’m wondering about the wisdom of cramming stressful exams, getting a driver’s licence and being allowed to drink into a year when kids are already dealing with so much.

Oldham News | Main News | Recognising the value of Oldham's care experienced young people during Care Leavers' Week - Vimarsana News

Oldham News | Main News | Recognising the value of Oldham's care experienced young people during Care Leavers' Week

Care Leavers Week is a national awareness week that runs from Wednesday, October 25 until this Wednesday (November 2). 

10 Tips for Parents This Schoolies Week - 96five Family Radio - Vimarsana News

10 Tips for Parents This Schoolies Week - 96five Family Radio

The countdown to graduation and Schoolies Week is on and while it's an exciting time for students, it can be an anxious time for parents.

Source: 96five.com
Toolies buy wristbands for up to $500 to access Schoolies-only areas in Western Australia - Vimarsana News

Toolies buy wristbands for up to $500 to access Schoolies-only areas in Western Australia

Desperate toolies are paying hundreds of dollars to Year 12 graduates to access a popular schoolies party strip in Western Australia's southwest.

Cancer Council WA asks people to 'party smarter' this festival season - Vimarsana News

Cancer Council WA asks people to 'party smarter' this festival season

December 17, 2020 9:24 Drug Aware is hoping to educate young Western Australians about the potential harms of MDMA use, in a targeted, animated campaign. It is estimated that two-thirds of summer festival attendees use MDMA. Instead of telling festival-goers to say ‘no’ to the use of MDMA and other popular party drug, the campaign takes a different tack by encouraging people to ‘party smarter’. The campaign launch coincides with ‘Leavers Week’, and is targeting young people through online video, social media and audio. Tactical out-of-home will also support the campaign at festiv...