Mission Statement

Give us a child who is struggling at school

and we shall get him or her to excel”.

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Working with Children

You are your child’s very first teacher, and understand them in many ways better than any others. By talking to them, playing with them, and introducing simple skills you can help set the scene for their future development.

The most rapid development of your child’s brain takes place between their birth and the age of six. Your child continues to learn and develop rapidly during the important early years of their life.

During this period it is recommended that parents should:

  • Talking and listening to your child
  • Reading together
  • Learning about numbers and shapes
  • Spending quality time together
At The Learning Hub, we utilise our unique set of materials to ensure the young brain is motivated and challenged whilst making the process of learning fun.


Keep Learning, Keep Practicing and Keep Learning New Things

One definite way to become a more effective learner is to simply keep learning. In 2004, a nature article reported that people who learned how to juggle increased the amount of gray matter in their occipital lobes. This is the area of the brain associated with visual memory. When these individuals stopped practicing their new skill, this grey matter vanished.


Learn in Multiple Ways


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Teach What You’ve Learned to Another Person


Start by translating the information into your own words. This process alone helps solidify new knowledge in your brain. Next, find some way to share what you’ve learned. You may participate in Group Discussions to improve your own skills.

Utilize Previous Learning to Promote New Learning

Another great way to become a more effective learner is to use relational learning, which involves relating new information to things that you already know. you might associate what you learn about the play with prior knowledge you have about the historical period and relevant information.

Look Up Answers Rather Than Struggle to Remember


Understand How You Learn Best


Stop Multitasking

“Multitasking can hurt learning effectiveness”

For many years, it was thought that people who multitask, or perform more than one activity at once, had an edge over those who did not. However, research now suggests that multitasking can actually make learning less effective. In the study, participants lost significant amounts of time as they switched between multiple tasks and lost even more time as the tasks became increasingly complex. For by switching from one activity to another, you will learn more slowly, become less efficient and make more errors. How can you avoid the dangers of multitasking? Start by focusing your attention on the task at hand and continue working for a predetermined amount of time.