DOES YOUR CHILD NEED EXTRA HELP WITH EXAMS, MATHS OR ENGLISH?


Qualified teachers offering professional, personalised tuition


Confidence Building 11+ A Levels English Maths GCSE


Call now for a FREE assessment on 01622 765332


or visit kipmcgrath.co.uk/maidstoneeast or by emailing maidstoneeast@kip-mcgrath.com


Kip McGrath Maidstone East, 6 King’s Row, Armstrong Rd, Maidstone ME15 6AQ 11+ Familiarisation week from 24th August for one week. Ring for details Our Approach


Kumon is all about learning, not ‘teaching’ in the conventional sense. Our approach is different. We pursue each individual’s potential by nurturing their self-learning skills. We don’t spoon-feed students with knowledge as we don't want them to learn to become dependant on – or limited by – the skills and knowledge of others.


Rachael Gleeson-Howe Kumon Instructor,Maidstone West on 01622 209730 or email maidstonewest@kumoncentre.co.uk


The Centre runs at: Sandling Village Hall, Sandling Lane, Maidstone, ME14 2NL


Centre Opening Times: Tuesday 3.30pm – 5.30pm Saturday 9.30am – 11.30am


‘It is our job as educators not to stuff knowledge into children as if they were merely empty boxes, but to encourage each child to want to learn, to enjoy learning and be capable of studying whatever he or she may need to or wish to in the future’ Toru Kumon


42 Mid Kent Living


This is the best long-term approach.


Our outlook goes far beyond school life. We are thinking of the young adult your child will become. Through the maths and English programmes, we want to nurture your child’s independent study skill, so they can apply this confident approach to everything they do – be it in their future studies, or work life. To reap these rewards, a long term commitment from their family is absolutely essential.


Develop your child’s independence. To unlock your child’s potential contact us for a FREE Assessment


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