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This document provides information for parents of Year 10 students at Loreto Normanhurst. It contains several tips for parents, such as getting to know their daughter's friends' parents, negotiating online time, and encouraging balance between schoolwork, relaxation, and social activities. It also advises parents to watch for signs of stress in their daughter and seek help if needed. Parents are asked to contact the school if their daughter will be absent and to attend upcoming holistic plenary meetings to discuss their daughter's learning and progress.
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