Rebeccah Prince, Author at Smithbrook English & Maths Tuition

Five Reasons Why Smithbrook Tuition is Great!

Posted on May 18, 2021 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

1.Highly skilled teachers We employ qualified teachers who have taught in variety of schools, both primary and secondary. They bring a wealth of experience to the centre and are able to teach children from Year 1 right up to Year 11. We also have a specialist GCSE maths teacher. 2.Resources Our teachers have a wide range of professional resources at…

Online multiplication tables check (MTC)

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

You may have heard a new test for times tables will be compulsory in all state primary schools. But what is it all about? We have the low down for you.

In this blog we discuss what it is, how It is marked and why it has been introduced.

Christmas at Smithbrook Kilns

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

Don’t forget about Smithbrook Kilns when you do your Christmas shopping this December.

Smithbrook Kilns is looking very festive this year. We have put together some photos of lovely Christmas themed displays from the shops.

Why You Should Acknowledge and Identify Dyslexia

Posted on October 31, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

Dyslexia is often seen as a disadvantage, something to be ashamed of, something that can be changed or cured!

This is simply not the case, dyslexia is just a term identifying that someones brain works in a particular way. It is only the constructs of our society and educational system that makes people with dyslexia feel like they are stupid or ill.

Teach kids to be environmentally friendly

3 Easy Ways to Teach Your Child Environmentally Friendly Habits

Posted on October 17, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

How do you teach your child to lead a more environmentally friendly life, when you’re still working it out for yourself? It’s true, that children take cues from their parents. So setting a good example is paramount to how you want to shape your child’s habits. Yes, recycling, picking up litter, turning the lights off are all steps in teaching…

Creative Writing: Why is it so important?

Posted on July 20, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

We have had more and more requests to include creative writing into our regular tuition sessions. So we have designed a stand-alone course that your child can do during the summer holidays. But just why is creative writing so important?

New Summer holiday Club Courses July/August 2019

Posted on June 28, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

How will your children keep their brains active in the summer holidays? We are now offering more courses which are perfect to keep your children occupied for some of the long break. Our English, Maths, Touch Typing, and Handwriting courses are always a great way to keep your child’s education flowing

Smithbrook Tuition’s Alternative Easter

Posted on April 6, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

For the past couple of years we have written about interesting, different and fun Easter eggs and treats that we have found in the local area: SBTs Easter Egg Hunt and SBTs Favourite Easter Treats. This year we thought we would find some alternative options that do not involve the usual sickly sweet confectionary. Egglings – Crack and Grow For…

Common Questions GCSE students ask about revision

Posted on March 29, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

I interviewed our center director Sue to find out the most popular questions GCSE students ask her and she had three questions which come up time and time again! Q: How do I organise my revision to get the most from the time I have? A: Whether you are a last minute reviser or someone who starts well in advance…

How does cursive handwriting affect the brain?

Posted on March 23, 2019 by Rebeccah Prince | 0 Comments

With the advent of technology, we have all been using computers more and more and handwriting less and less. Apart from the fact that handwriting is very important when technology fails or cannot do the task at hand, there is a significant reason why children should still be taught how to write cursively, i.e. “joined-up”. The benefit of cursive writing has…