Learning Support

When it comes to learning, there is no one size fits all method. Each child is different and has their own unique learning style. Oftentimes, children who learn differently than their peers are left behind and experience gaps in their learning. In fact, it is estimated that 1 in 5 children and young people require extra support for their learning. Learning support helps children to become successful and independent learners by providing an individualised approach to learning.

What is Learning Support?

Learning Support is an individualised learning approach that consists of activities and strategies that target a child’s specific needs. As some children have a different learning style than their siblings or peers, our learning facilitators seek to understand the child’s personal learning style and teach in a way they learn best.This includes using movement, games and multi-sensory approaches that best suit the child’s specific learning style to bridge the learning gaps. Lessons are designed to utilise the child’s strengths and interests to guide them to become confident and independent learners.

Developing learning confidence

In Learning Support, the emphasis is on a child’s personal progress. We work at the child’s own pace and we recognise and celebrate every little step forward. We aim to help the child develop a healthy level of confidence and a new found joy for learning by providing a safe and positive environment for the child. A confident learner is a successful learner.

You child may benefit from Learning Support if they:

Struggle with reading and writing
Have difficulties with comprehension
Have trouble understanding Math concepts
Exhibit high anxiety or avoidance when it comes to learning
Have been diagnosed with Learning Difficulties such as Dyslexia or Dyscalculia