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Kumon is considered to be the largest supplementary education provider in the UK and Ireland. Its approach to learning is different to traditional methods, and is based on self-learning programmes.
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Kumon is considered to be the largest supplementary education provider in the UK and Ireland. Its approach to learning is different to traditional methods, and is based on self-learning programmes.
Read MoreChoosing the correct school for your child is not easy. Schools will often do a good job ‘stage managing’ Open days to show the school in the best light. It’s important for parents to look beneath this veneer and gain a better understanding of the ‘heart’ of a school.
Read MoreArash Sedighi from Kip McGrath Tutoring Centre Didsbury discussing debate surrounding the effectiveness of Phonics on encouraging of Independent Reading?
Read MoreAccording to the Head Mistress of Manchester High School for Girls, Technology is no replacement for a teacher who can guide, support, motivate and inspire every student in the classroom – far more effectively than any digital replacement.
Read MoreIf you are looking for tutoring in your area, there is a good chance that you have a Kumon centre just round the corner. Many Kumon centres are offering a Free Trial from 1 September till 31 October.
Read MoreFor those parents who are considering a grammar or independent school for their child, now is the time to concentrate on revision for the 11 Plus. There are many ways to practise, revise and assess ahead of the selective exams in September.
Read MoreThe post-lockdown parent will remain involved in their child’s education, perhaps more so than before March 2020. Arash Sedighi from Kip McGrath Tutoring Centre on some dos and don’ts of home learning.
Read MoreThe trick to harmonious home-schoolinglearning is to set your children up with tasks and activities that are equal parts educational, interactive and fun – with just a splash of creativity thrown in for good measure!
Read MoreWhile stuck at home during lockdown3.0, try these fun activities, which can be done using everyday household items. From maths to English, these are easy ways to do home-schooling without breaking the bank.
Read MoreNow that we are all firmly back into the third lockdown, with kitchen tables once again acting as desks for parents and children alike, here are some tips on how to make the best of home-schooling.
Read MoreLaughter and having fun are powerful tools for pupil achievement and well-being
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