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END OF ACADEMIC YEAR TRIP TOMORROW!

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Soft Play, Lazer Tag & LUNCH!

Alhamdulillah we are in our final term of our fourth academic year here at The Tuition Club.  We are all thankful to Allah for making it a success and we pray that we continue to grow and improve for many years to come in shaa Allaah.

To celebrate the end of the academic year we have an exciting trip for the sister’s side tomorrow Tuesday 16th July 2019. We believe that these trips are well deserved by all of our home-schooling students and we hope that it will be an enjoyable day for all.

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Session 9 – Growing Beetroot, Cress, Spinach, Sprouts & Writing Garden Poetry @ Garden Club

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Garden Club attendees had a great time last Tuesday planting beetroot, cress, spinach and sprout seeds. They also had an opportunity to write their own garden themed poetry and some fantastic poems were produced. The next session will be on Tuesday 23rd July, which will be a visit to Kenyon Hall Farm to learn more about growing Fruit and Vegetables.

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Kids Arabic Club Continues Tomorrow at 11.15am!

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Our immersive Kids Arabic Club continues tomorrow at 11.15am until 12.15pm. It’s not too late to register, just sign up via the registration form below.

Your child will learn through play and activities, using a range of visual aids. The immersion language club, consists of our tutors only conversing in Arabic within the classroom. Tutoring in this way is highly effective, and is known to be one of the best methods used to learn a foreign language.

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Garden Club Continues Tomorrow for Session 9 – Expert Gardener Visit @ 12.30pm!

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Garden Club continues tomorrow at the earlier time of 12.30pm! Our attending home-schooled children will have a special session with an expert gardener, who will show our attendees how to plant beetroot plants and will give them some useful gardening tips. Don’t miss out! Sign-up via the form below or come along and register on the day.

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Using Watercolour Techniques on Individual Paintings!

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Our home-schooled children have taken each of their individual paintings and have added colour to their artwork.

Using watercolours, they have been able create a painting whereby light reflects off the white of the paper and bounces up through the colours, giving it a luminosity.

Also, by using a range of brushes the children were able to experiment with different sizes to work out what would be ideal for those little details within their artwork.

Watercolour techniques such as working from light to dark have helped build the values up layer by layer to arrive at the effect that was intended.

Session 8 – Growing Herbs, Lettuce & Learning about Healthy Eating @ Garden Club

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Garden Club attendees had a great time on Tuesday planting more herbs and lettuce in our learning garden. They also learnt about healthy eating and took part in a fun activity, in which they had to select healthy food to stick in their lunchbox. Next week attendees will have a special session with an expert gardener who will show our attendees how to plant beetroot plants and will give them some useful garden tips. Join us for session 9 which will be on Tuesday 9th July in shaa Allaah. Register at tuitionclub.org/gardenclub

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Students Practice Arabic GCSE Exam Papers!

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Some of our home-schooled children have been working through the Arabic GCSE curriculum.

Going through GCSE exam past papers as well the linked language skills of listening, reading, speaking and writing have helped the children check command words carefully to understand what the questions are asking.

The use past papers also helped students manage their time well and set a time frame to complete each question.

Some exam techniques included going through past paper answers with a different colour pen to highlight any marks lost, or corrections needed.

Such skills as mentioned above are vital in preparation for exams as well aiding in developing an ability to use the language effectively for practical communication.

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