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Reading is an important skill for your child to possess, not just in school, but in everyday life. Knowing how to encourage kids to read will help them to really enjoy it and put them in a position to excel at what they pursue later on in life.
Communicating with our children is the most pleasurable and rewarding part of parenting. Children learn by taking in information through daily interactions and experiences with us and the world around them. Here are some ideas to help your child develop communication skills!
Children aged 5 onwards who already read advanced words and would like to learn how to read multi-syllable words can join our Learn to Read Multi-Syllable Words starting Saturday 18 November. By the end of the four weeks, they would have developed the skills and confidence to rea
We have a short Reading Programme starting in November for children to learn how to blend 2, 3 and 4-letter words when they already know the alphabet sounds. The programme starts on the 4th of November and ends on the 9th of December.
Find out more information on our 'Learn to
Teaching an uninterested child can be tricky. So it is important for you to discover their interests, make learning fun, and use positive reinforcement. Also, consider professional help if needed. Create an engaging learning environment that caters to their unique needs.
Tutors are generally hired to improve academic performance, but they are responsible for much more! At Ant Learning, our tutors help every child enrolled with us become avid readers and take ownership of their own learning and academic progress.
Small group tuition can help a child develop study skills, which can help set your child up for greater academic success. So, how do you get the best out of tuition for your child? Today's post uncovers 5 ways to make the most from tuition.
October is Black History Month so it's a great opportunity to foster an understanding of Black history in general! If you are looking for some great educational books for Black History Month, these are some to check out!
If your child seems like they're ahead of others their age – whether developmentally, emotionally, or academically – they may be gifted. To help figure it out, look for these common signs of gifted children.
Learn the importance of positive affirmations and start incorporating them into your family’s daily routine. To help get you started, we’ve created a list of positive affirmations for kids to help boost their confidence, self-esteem, positive self-talk, and overall well-being.
Here are a few essential questions you can ask your child's teacher to better understand how they're doing academically and emotionally at school, whether you're at a parent-teacher meeting or having a quick chat after school.
We develop self-motivated learners, and help 3½-11s fill learning gaps, keep up and get ahead at @antlearninguk. Reading, maths & English, exam prep 4+, 5+, 7+, 11+. GL, CEM verbal and non-verbal reasoning. Southgate or online. Trial and free assessment.
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School might be out, but there are still lots of opportunities for learning in the holidays. Here are some summer school advantages that will keep your child's mind active and avoid the ‘summer brain drain’!
Not to worry! There is still time to enrol your child.
📅 Monday, 31st July - Friday, 18th August 2023
📍 Dartford, Southgate & Online
😊 Ages 3½ - 11 Years Old
For more information call 020 8050 5798.
Your child may be given a set of words to learn each week and then tested on their ability to spell them. Here are a few tips to help your child with these spellings!
If your child is likely to be away from school for more than 15 school days, the school must inform the local council of their absence; they are likely to require evidence of your child’s condition, for example, a letter from a consultant or hospital discharge notes.
Lots of children struggle with math. But if your child’s math troubles are serious and don’t seem to get better, it may be a sign of something called dyscalculia.