HELP YOUR KIDS BANISH THE SEPTEMBER BLUES - THE KUMON WAY!
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For the majority of children, September marks the reality of going back to school, with the summer holidays now a distant memory, a return to algebra and grammar beckons. A new school year can be stressful for both parents and children alike; with an increasing competitive job market, success at School has never been so important. In an education system where our children are continuously being examined, many parents are turning to Kumon to stand their children in good stead for the academic challenges that will face them. Kumon can provide children with the confidence and impetus to realise their true potential, understanding that every child is different, thus enabling a child to progress at a rate which is right for them.Kumon has been helping children develop their maths and native language skills for half a century, with the organisation celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year. With over 4 million children in 44 countries now studying Kumon and 575 centres in the UK and Ireland alone, the Kumon Method is clearly working. Kumon is an individualised worksheet based programme, where as well as completing daily worksheets, the children are also required to attend their local study centre twice a week. Through individualised, yet closely monitored study, Kumon enables its students to acquire a mastery of basic skills in maths and English.
A unique facet of Kumon is that it is an individualised study programme, designed to suite the specific needs of each student, enabling them to master subjects at a level suitable for them. As well as providing its students with a sound grounding in reading, writing and arithmetic, Kumon enables children to develop a plethora of study skills which will stand them well throughout their academic career. Kumon also teaches children a valuable lesson which will stay with them for their entire life; that success can be achieved through hard-work and perseverance.
