All Saints' Churchrooom, Bushloe End, Wigston Magna, Leicester, LE18 2GD
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All Saints' Churchrooom, Bushloe End, Wigston Magna, Leicester, LE18 2GD
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By First Class Learning Wigston
The First Class Learning maths programme is designed to equip your child with the fundamental skills required for success in school mathematics. Using a range of resources, it covers all the essential areas of the school curriculum.
Next session: 26 Sept 2026, 10:00

By First Class Learning Wigston
Our comprehensive science programme will develop your child's knowledge and the skills required as part of their school curriculum. The programme has a proven record for improving results and encourages enjoyment in learning.
Next session: 26 Sept 2026, 10:00

By First Class Learning Wigston
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.
Next session: 26 Sept 2026, 10:00
Welcome to First Class Learning Wigston, where children learn to succeed. We are delighted to support children in the local community, of all ages, abilities with both maths and English tuition. Through our structured programmes, Anupam individualises each child’s learning path, which is targeted to fill any existing gaps in their understanding and promote development of existing knowledge. This therefore helps with their school work, builds confidence
and develops independent learning skills, something that is extremely important in today's busy classrooms in schools. Our maths and English 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.