Zain is 14 years old and is struggling with his mental health has his just done all of his exams and now left stressing out has he done enough to study law at university of East London 

Zain Struggles with Mental Health 

Zain-Joshua sitting at a desk, surrounded by books and notes, looking focused but anxious.

Zain-Joshua had just turned 14 and was feeling the pressure. He had been studying hard for his exams. His dream was to study law at the University of East London. Every night, he would stay up late revising his notes. The exams were tough, and Zain was worried. He often wondered if he had done enough. His friends tried to cheer him up, but Zain was still anxious. He wanted to make his family proud.

The Big Exams

Zain-Joshua opening an envelope with a look of relief and joy on his face, his parents hugging him in the background.

The day of the results finally arrived. Zain's heart was pounding as he opened the envelope. He had passed all his exams with flying colors! His parents were thrilled and hugged him tightly. Zain felt a wave of relief wash over him. But soon, the worry returned. He still had to apply to the University of East London. What if he didn't get in? Zain tried to stay positive, but it was hard.

Results Day

Zain-Joshua sitting at a desk, writing his university application, with a determined expression.

Zain spent hours perfecting his university application. He wrote about his passion for law and how much he wanted to study at the University of East London. His teachers wrote glowing recommendations. Zain double-checked everything before sending it off. Now, all he could do was wait. The waiting made him even more anxious. He tried to distract himself with hobbies, but it didn't always work. His mind kept drifting back to the application.

The Application

Zain-Joshua lying in bed, staring at the ceiling with a worried expression.

As the weeks went by, Zain's anxiety grew. He started having trouble sleeping. He couldn't focus on anything else. His parents noticed and tried to help. They told him to talk about his feelings. Zain found it hard to open up. He didn't want to worry them. But keeping it all inside was making him feel worse.

Anxiety Strikes

Zain-Joshua talking to his teacher after class, looking hesitant but hopeful.

One day, Zain's teacher noticed he seemed down. She asked him to stay after class for a chat. Zain hesitated but then agreed. He told her about his worries and how he couldn't stop thinking about the university application. The teacher listened carefully. She suggested Zain talk to a school counselor. Zain was nervous but decided to give it a try. He hoped it would help him feel better.

Seeking Help

Zain-Joshua sitting in a counselor's office, talking and looking more relaxed.

Zain met with the school counselor the next day. She was kind and understanding. Zain talked about his dreams and fears. The counselor gave him some tips to manage his anxiety. She taught him breathing exercises and how to take breaks when feeling overwhelmed. Zain felt a little better after their talk. He knew it would take time, but he was willing to try. He was glad he had reached out for help.

The Counselor's Advice

Zain-Joshua opening a letter with his family around him, looking ecstatic.

A few weeks later, Zain received a letter from the University of East London. He was too nervous to open it alone. His family gathered around as he tore open the envelope. Zain's eyes widened as he read the letter. He had been accepted! His family cheered and hugged him. Zain felt a huge weight lift off his shoulders. He was so happy and relieved. All his hard work had paid off.

Good News

Zain-Joshua packing a suitcase in his room, looking excited and ready for his new adventure.

Zain started preparing for his new adventure at the University of East London. He still felt anxious sometimes, but he knew how to manage it better now. He continued to see the school counselor for support. Zain was excited about his future. He knew there would be challenges, but he felt ready to face them. His family and friends were proud of him. Zain had learned that it's okay to ask for help and that taking care of his mental health was important.