Varied and interesting activities are used for essential practice. The level of work is planned so that progress is made while the pupil enjoys success. This is an area of particular difficulty for our pupils and the programme is careful to develop this ability. The pupils use their reasoning power to learn new ideas and consider the most efficient ways for them to learn. Every effort is made to help the child see the relevance of the lessons to his success in school-work and the classroom.
Lessons are purposeful and given in friendly surroundings .
Short, varied activities throughout the lesson help effective learning. Study skills are taught alongside literacy. Help is given with learning to write stories and reports, and in coping with more difficult reading material. For older pupils this may include note-taking, essay planning and revision. Progress is made at the child's own pace.