South African Woman Gifts Her Sister a Care Package for Prelims Exams in Heartwarming Video

• A lady showed off how they went shopping for her sister's care package in preparation for her upcoming exams
• The clip impressed many people, leaving them in awe of the grand gesture, and it caught the attention of online users
• Comments poured in from social media users, with many applauding the family for going the extra mile
• Briefly News spoke to psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn on how parents could help their Grade 12 pupils prepare for the matric exam

One family in Mzansi went viral online for their grand gesture, which they displayed in a TokTok video.

Woman and her fam gift sister exams care package

TikTok user @le1ethu showcased how they went shopping for her sister, who is preparing for her upcoming prelims examinations.

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The young lady unveiled how they got all of her sister's favourite goodies and placed them into a basket. At the end of the clip, @le1ethu's mom handed her daughter the care package along with a Bible and gave her some words of encouragement.

@le1ethu's video warmed many people's hearts on the internet and became a hit on TikTok, garnering loads of views, likes and comments.

Watch the heartwarming clip below:

How parents can help Grade 12 pupils prepare for the matric exam

While speaking to Briefly News, psychologist and relationship expert Penny Holburn said the following:

"Writing matric exams is a good way to learn how to approach all future exams. Most people will write exams for studies or even work-related courses at some point in the future."

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The psychologist and relationship expert suggested the following approach that parents can follow to ensure that their kids are well-prepared for the matric exam:

• Help your child put together a study schedule. And then help them stick to the schedule.
• Suggest they view videos on YouTube or read up on the internet on how to study.
• Make sure they eat healthy food and remain hydrated.
• Ensure they have some time for rest and exercise. You can’t study 24/7 unless it is for a very short time.
• Ensure the environment in which they study is quiet and conducive to learning.

"As much as possible, try to ensure there is not too much change going on in their lives – e.g. moving house while studying just before exams is not a good idea. Encourage them to persist with studying even if they don’t like it. Remind them of the benefits that await them after passing their exams," she added.

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SA claps for the woman's family for their grand gesture

Mzansi netizens were in awe of the lady's family for going above and beyond to ensure her sister was well-prepared for her exam.

Shibu said:

"Can you be my sister? Plus I don’t have any nor a sibling."

Ayabonga Mbatha added:

"Looked at my family and sighed."

Ntombi_nn wrote:

"Where can I get a sister like this."

Your delulu girl commented:

"Something I would like to do for my sister, but I am young and broke."

MNN simply said:

"The Bible."

B expressed:

"This would motivate me to study harder."

Principal gifts teachers with marking care packets, video melts hearts in Mzansi

Briefly News previously reported that a One teacher raved about how well the school principal cares for them, leaving many people envious.

Many people in this generation strive for a good working environment, as it contributes to an individual's well-being and allows them to conduct their jobs to the best of their abilities. According to Indeed.com, a positive work environment is essential because it increases productivity, improves morale, and fosters growth.

Source: Briefly News