The Learning Curve Kempton

The Learning Curve Kempton We provide tutoring in
1. Reading and comprehension,
2. Writing and spelling,
3. English,
4. Maths and
5. Afrikaans Afrikaans

We offer:
1.

A free educational assessment.
2. Individual learning programmes.
3. A wide variety of resources and activities to cater for the individual learning styles of your child.
4. Computer assisted learning.
5. Experienced and qualified teachers.
6. Curriculum written by qualified teachers. Our lessons are:
- 80 minutes
- Consist of small groups (4-6 students per teacher)
- Structured learning programmes
- Developed to use positive reinforcement.

Why this is importantSteady habits reduce stress and make learning more manageable. Children who develop routines are mo...
21/09/2026

Why this is important

Steady habits reduce stress and make learning more manageable. Children who develop routines are more likely to stay organised and confident. Consistency helps build long-term success and resilience.

Tips for Students
• Study at the same time each day.
• Use a planner or checklist.
• Stay focused on your routine.
• Remember that small efforts add up.

Tips for Parents
• Provide a consistent study environment.
• Help establish healthy routines.
• Encourage balanced schedules with time for rest.
• Reinforce the value of regular effort.

Why this is importantMany learners lose motivation as the school year progresses. This message reminds them that success...
14/09/2026

Why this is important

Many learners lose motivation as the school year progresses. This message reminds them that success is achieved through consistent effort, not giant leaps. Small steps taken every day lead to meaningful progress over time.

Tips for Students
• Focus on one task at a time.
• Break big goals into smaller steps.
• Celebrate small achievements along the way.
• Keep going, even when progress feels slow.

Tips for Parents
• Praise effort and persistence.
• Help your child create realistic daily goals.
• Remind them how far they have already come.
• Encourage progress rather than perfection.

September is the bridge between inspiration and action. It encourages learners to stay consistent, prepare steadily, and...
07/09/2026

September is the bridge between inspiration and action. It encourages learners to stay consistent, prepare steadily, and keep moving forward as the end of the year approaches.

Why this is importantTeaching and sharing knowledge strengthens understanding and builds confidence. When learners speak...
31/08/2026

Why this is important

Teaching and sharing knowledge strengthens understanding and builds confidence. When learners speak about what they know, they realise the value of their own voice. Sharing knowledge also encourages leadership and helps others learn.

Tips for Students
• Explain a concept to a friend or family member.
• Volunteer answers in class.
• Share study tips that work for you.
• Be confident in expressing your ideas.

Tips for Parents
• Give your child opportunities to share what they've learned.
• Listen attentively when they explain something.
• Encourage participation in discussions.
• Help them recognise that their ideas matter.

Why this is importantChildren often feel discouraged when faced with difficult subjects. Understanding that mastery happ...
24/08/2026

Why this is important

Children often feel discouraged when faced with difficult subjects. Understanding that mastery happens one step at a time helps reduce anxiety and build perseverance. Progress becomes achievable when learners focus on the next step rather than the entire challenge.

Tips for Students
• Focus on learning one concept at a time.
• Ask for help when a step doesn't make sense.
• Celebrate progress, even if it's small.
• Remind yourself: "I don't understand it yet."

Tips for Parents
• Break difficult work into smaller parts.
• Encourage patience and persistence.
• Avoid comparing your child to others.
• Praise effort and improvement.

Why this works / Why this is importantChildren often feel discouraged when faced with difficult subjects. Understanding ...
17/08/2026

Why this works / Why this is important
Children often feel discouraged when faced with difficult subjects. Understanding that mastery happens one step at a time helps reduce anxiety and build perseverance. Progress becomes achievable when learners focus on the next step rather than the entire challenge.

Tips for Students
• Focus on learning one concept at a time.
• Ask for help when a step doesn't make sense.
• Celebrate progress, even if it's small.
• Remind yourself: "I don't understand it yet."

Tips for Parents
• Break difficult work into smaller parts.
• Encourage patience and persistence.
• Avoid comparing your child to others.
• Praise effort and improvement.

Why this works / Why this is importantRole models show children what is possible when determination meets effort. Seeing...
10/08/2026

Why this works / Why this is important
Role models show children what is possible when determination meets effort. Seeing others succeed helps learners believe in their own potential. Inspiration often becomes motivation when children can relate to someone's journey.

Tips for Students
• Learn about someone you admire.
• Notice the hard work behind their success.
• Set a goal inspired by their example.
• Remember that every expert started as a beginner.

Tips for Parents
• Share stories of inspiring people from different backgrounds.
• Discuss the effort and perseverance behind success.
• Encourage children to identify positive role models.
• Celebrate determination as much as achievement.

August encourages learners to dream big, work steadily, and recognise the power of education to create opportunities.
03/08/2026

August encourages learners to dream big, work steadily, and recognise the power of education to create opportunities.

Why this works / Why this is importantThe brain learns best when periods of focus are balanced with short breaks. Rest h...
27/07/2026

Why this works / Why this is important

The brain learns best when periods of focus are balanced with short breaks. Rest helps improve concentration, memory, and motivation. Teaching learners to manage their energy prevents burnout and frustration.

Tips for Students
• Study for short focused periods and take regular breaks.
• Stretch, move around, or drink water during breaks.
• Avoid screens during short breaks when possible.
• Return to work promptly after resting.

Tips for Parents
• Encourage balanced study routines.
• Help children avoid long, exhausting study sessions.
• Support healthy habits such as sleep, hydration, and exercise.
• Teach children that rest is productive, not lazy.

Why this works:Starting is often the hardest part of studying. A short warm-up activity helps the brain switch into lear...
20/07/2026

Why this works:

Starting is often the hardest part of studying. A short warm-up activity helps the brain switch into learning mode and reduces resistance. Once learners begin, they are more likely to continue working productively.

Tips for Students
• Start with something easy, such as revision or a few maths questions.
• Set a timer for five minutes and just begin.
• Review yesterday's work before starting something new.
• Use warm-ups to build confidence.

Tips for Parents
• Encourage your child to begin with a quick review activity.
• Avoid making study sessions feel overwhelming.
• Praise them for getting started, even if only for a few minutes.
• Create a calm environment for study time.

Address

53 Mulberry Avenue Allen Grove
Kempton Park
1619

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday 09:00 - 17:30
Friday 09:00 - 17:30

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