Learning is Unique

What an amazing 2021 we’ve had here at Learning is Unique! It has again been such a delight helping so many families, working with such a large number of schools and other specialists, and giving countless children the opportunity to grow as learners and achieve so much during the year.

Today wrapped up the last day of learning for the year. All students had the choice of completing two special integrated Christmas activities for their last sessions of the year - here are a few of the many fabulous creations!

Wishing all our Learning is Unique Families & Friends a very Merry Christmas and enjoyable festive season. Looking forward to more ‘unique’ learning in 2022!
Happy Holidays! 🎄🎉

A little snap shot of a ‘Learning is Unique Session’... Can you believe this child had huge difficulties reading and writing even simple sentences at the start of the year?! All it takes is the correct intervention, persistence, patience and a whole lot of belief.

An excellent read - using fingers to count in Maths is extremely important and an excellent way to develop visual learning for all children (the research says it all). We love and embrace this type of learning at Learning is Unique.

Using Fingers to Count in Math Class Is Not 'Babyish' Evidence from brain science suggests that using the stigmatized technique is essential for developing mathematical thinking.