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KCJ Learning Boost

Practice. Reinforce. Build Confidence.

At KCJ Education, we believe that children build confidence and independence when they have opportunities to practise, repeat and consolidate what they are learning.

KCJ Learning Boost is our small-group learning programme designed to provide children with additional practice in Literacy and Mathematics at their current year level.

Unlike our specialist tutoring programmes, Learning Boost is not an individualised intervention programme. Instead, it provides structured and engaging opportunities for children to reinforce the skills and concepts they are likely to be learning within their classroom environment throughout the year.

How does Learning Boost work?

Each 30-minute session is facilitated by one of our KCJ Learning Assistants and has a maximum of four children per group.

Sessions are active, engaging and designed to make repetition enjoyable. Children will:

- Play purposeful learning games
- Practise and reinforce year-level skills
- Build fluency and automaticity through repetition
- Develop confidence using familiar concepts
- Take home a small amount of learning practice to complete during the week

Our goal is to create a positive environment where children can strengthen their foundations without adding unnecessary cognitive load.

Part of the KCJ Learning Pathway

Learning Boost also provides another important layer within the KCJ philosophy: noticing when a child may need something more.

Our Learning Assistants can identify when a child appears to be having ongoing difficulty securing particular skills despite additional practice and repetition.

Where concerns are identified, families may be recommended for further assessment through our KCJ specialist tutoring service. These assessments are undertaken by qualified teachers and can help identify specific gaps in learning and determine whether a more individualised scope and sequence or targeted intervention would benefit the child.

Learning Boost does not replace specialist tutoring for children who require targeted intervention. Instead, it provides an accessible opportunity for children who simply need more practice, more repetition and more opportunities to make their classroom learning stick.