Exam Worries Diary Box Gift And Study Card

The Exam Worry Box is the perfect gift for all teenagers who are currently doing their SATS, GCSE or A-level exams.

Whenever they are starting to panic or feel overwhelmed, students may benefit from removing their exam worries from their minds and box them up for another day instead.

The beautiful orange coloured box, illustrated by artist Lucy Tapper, features motivational phrases to help keep a positive perspecitve on this stressful time of their lives.

To help even more with your exams, we’ll throw in a free study card (that also doubles as a book mark) full of helpful facts to ensure you study with the right mind set. Full of useful tips and tricks to help your studying, this motivating card is the perfect way to help you study with ease.

The box comes with 40 little illustrated blank cards, in 4 different designs, packaged in a drawstring bag, and ready to be written on and posted into the slot at the top of the box.

On the back the following words are written: "Don't fill your head up with worries, fill this box up instead. Every time you feel worried about something, write it down onto a little card and post it into the top. Once your worry is in the box, your mind will be free to concentrate on the wonderful things in life. As time passes you will realise that not all worries are worth worrying about after all."

This is an alternative to a diary or journal and is a perfect way to record events that are troubling your mind. After time, when you re-open the box and look at what was written, you may be surprised that such things ever worried you as much as they did.

Although it can't take someone's worries away, a simple process of writing them down could certainly help.