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Science tuition
By First Class Learning Weston-super-Mare

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This course is designed to address the requirements of KS3 Science in the National Curriculum covering Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Although it is aimed at students in Years 7-9, students in the upper half of primary school, who have a good level of reading comprehension, can successfully learn science with this material.
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Science tuition at Weston-super-Mare
Weston-super-Mare Tuition Centre
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Weston-super-Mare Tuition Centre
The Campus, Highlands Lane, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 7DX
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About First Class Learning Weston-super-Mare
Welcome to the Weston-super-Mare First Class Learning Study Centre. Rachel Holdom, Centre Manager, has been running highly successful after-school maths and English classes for over 27 years (12 years Kumon). This Centre is Ofsted Registered and childcare vouchers are accepted. Students of all ages attend our study centre on a Thursday for around 20-30 minutes per subject. In these classes they will hand in their previous week of work and complete
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that day's worksheets which will be marked, returned and discussed with the tutor. They are then set a programme of work of 10-15 minutes per day to do at home, practising what they have learnt in the class to ensure mastery and fluency at each step. Through our structured programmes, Rachel individualises each child’s learning path, which is targeted to fill any existing gaps in their understanding. This helps with their school work, builds confidence and develops independent learning skills, all of which are extremely important in today's busy classrooms in schools. Our English and maths programmes are flexible and tailored to learners' individual needs and abilities so students move on only when they are confident with a topic. Regular testing ensures that the best possible progress is made. The 'little and often' approach, with plenty of repetition and practice, really does make a huge difference.
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