i wouldnt post my kids reports online simply because I dont feel the need to do that sort of thing but certainly not because of worrying about other children that are struggling. We cant constantly stop celebrating things in our lives because it might upset someone. Thats like saying woman who find out they are pregnant should announced it excitedly to the world because we need to think of all the woman who cant have babies and might be upset. Dont post photos of your amazing baking effort because its not fair to people who cant even afford basic groceries. Dont post photos of your holiday becasue it might upset people who cant afford a holiday……the list goes on. If its your thing and you want to post it then do so.

No I wouldn’t post pictures of my child’s school report online, no matter how good it was.

Yeah, be proud of your child, but not need to brag about it. As long as your child knows how happy you are and that they are doing well, no need to brag about it

No, why would you ?
our gifts and talented are given to us, some children are super intelligent others not. They can’t help it. However, they are not worth less. Why should brag about our children who are already doing well and not our children who are not doing so well intellectually ? Or when we do, why would we even brag on social media ? sounds to me like an own personal need of the parent

i wouldn’t share his results online for sure… could go upto grandparents maximum!

Bit show offie!
And no one is perfect so when a parent over promotes their child but you happen to see the same child when they pick their booger’s or kick a child it’s kinda eye rolling!

no way!!!!

Definitely not and this is just being smug.

No !!!!! From what I have seen reports are not always accurate. A teacher can write glowing reports for each subject saying how good a pupil’s results are yet give low grades. Either the grades or the comments about the child’s high achievements and marks allocated during the 1/2 year were incorrect.
I very much doubt your child wants his or her results put on social media at all. Think of your child’s feelings and whether he / she would give consent for you to do so.

I would put as little as possible on social media if I were on it – but I’m not and not going to be either.

I really think there is too much oversharing on FB and social media these days.

Personally, no and I wish everyone would stop sharing everything about their lives – it’s all to much.

My son isn’t at the age of school yet, but if you are proud of them, then why not? Often it’s not bragging, but allowing family and friends who you dont see often know how well your child id doing at school. If they have worked hard and applied them selves and in return gotten good results, then why not?

I don’t have a problem with it but wouldn’t it either put more pressure on the child to keep their grades up or open them up to bullying from others in their class for being a show off or being called teachers pet. Just being proud of them and not their grades is the best way to go

I have never and would never consider putting my child’s academic performances online. I have many friends that share ‘Student of the Week’ certificates – everyone in a class gets these now so I gloss over these. I have a friend that shared all her daughter’s exam or test results. Again, I gloss. It makes me uncomfortable. Would you have that same conversation with your friend in person? Often not. So I’m not a fan and would never do it myself.

I think it’s OK to say something general like how the child did very well in their exams and that the parent is very proud of the achievements, but don’t need to post actual results. We should strive to be supportive of other people’s achievements even if your child might not have done as well. It can be hard to, but we’re all part of a village that should try to be supportive of one another.

I wouldn’t put the results up. I may say something along the lines of “I am so proud of my child for working hard and achieving amazing academic results.” In every aspect of life that you are achieving, others are not going to be. That doesn’t mean that you should not celebrate your hard work and success. There are always going to be things that you are good at and things that you are not so good at, and that is okay.

I don’t see a problem with being proud of your child’s achievements. If you don’t want to feel ‘inferior’ you don’t have to read the post or follow that person. Simple. People should be able to have what they want on their own Facebook account provided it fits within Facebook’s guidelines.

I think it is important to be proud of your children’s accomplishments – but they need to know that you are proud of it. I think posting on social media is probably bragging!

I have shared my adult son’s university results when he completed an honours year & earned credits as well as making it to the Dean’s list. I shared with friends/family only simply because he is too shy to do it himself & I felt he had earned the praise he received when everyone congratulated him.
I would never post anything to PUBLIC on social media about him or any of my children young or old.