Samaritans is calling on parents, teachers, students and employers to put well-being ahead of grades this exam season. By keeping results in perspective, it says young people are more likely to do themselves justice than if they face intolerable levels of pressure and stress. The call comes as schools, colleges and universities get their exam season underway. It also echoes the theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, which is focusing on coping with stress. Karen Harvey, who heads up Samaritans work in educations, said: “Learning to manage your…
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