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English tuition
By First Class Learning Norbury

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Our English programme concentrates on reading, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, punctuation, creative writing and handwriting. The initial diagnostic testing assesses the child's needs so that we can provide an individualised programme.
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English tuition at Norbury
Norbury Tuition Centre
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Norbury Tuition Centre
Woodmansterne School, Woodmansterne Road, London, SW16 5XE
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About First Class Learning Norbury
Welcome to the Norbury First Class Learning Study Centre. Siddiqa Chaudhry, Centre Manager, a qualified and experienced teacher, has been running highly successful after-school maths, English and science classes for over 5 years. Unlike many other after-school tuition options, our courses have been designed in the UK to align with the National Curriculum. This ensures everything your child learns will directly help them at school, avoiding any confusion
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with weird maths techniques or irrelevant English tasks. We aim to create confident, excited learners. Every programme is designed around the students’ needs, which guarantees the work is not too hard or too easy, the best way to build confidence. Our materials are dynamic and interesting ensuring students stay engaged with learning. Tuition is not just about solving problems, it is also about helping each student become the best they can be. Our highly tailored approach can overcome challenges for some students, and help others avoid boredom by stretching them. We aim to help them excel and reach their potential. Our study 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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