Primary school education is of paramount importance to build a child’s confidence. The role of primary education is to ensure that all pupils are able to develop their cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills to the best of their abilities.
The skills developed during primary school help and prepare pupils for their secondary and further education. The Institute of Education study found that the quality of teaching children receive is more important than their gender or family income. Primary school education is of paramount importance to build a child’s confidence. The role of primary education is to ensure that all pupils are able to develop their cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills to the best of their abilities. The skills developed during primary school help and prepare pupils for their secondary and further education. The Institute of Education study found that the quality of teaching children receive is more important than their gender or family income.
At Aspire Learning we use a wide range of techniques to inspire pupils to develop their love for education. All the children start with a detailed assessment designed to assess all areas of the National Curriculum to ascertain pupils’ learning needs and thereby make an effective study programme.
The emphasis is on to develop the literacy and numeracy skills that help shape up a pupil’s learning attitude. The importance of strong literacy and numeracy skills remain long after a young person has left school or formal education. Adults with good literacy skills are much more likely to be in work than those with lower levels of literacy: 83% compared to 55%.
