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Making memories that matter during the June school holidays
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While it can be tempting to get the children to catch up on schoolwork, especially if they are weaker in one subject, make time to connect this June.
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- School holidays transform from spontaneous family time with young children to scheduled outings as teenagers gain independence and have less free time.
- Lasting family memories stem from shared, simple experiences, like playing card games or cooking together.
- Intentionally creating family rituals and opportunities for connection, even with busy teens, fosters belonging and strengthens relationships for the future.
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SINGAPORE – School holidays look different now that my children are 20, 17 and 10.
While the youngest has four weeks free as she does not have enrichment activities, the older two are busier.
