Courses & Learning Support
Educate The Globe supports parents and children through practical learning pathways in reading, writing, numeracy, confidence, independence, and child development.
The full online learning hub is being prepared. In the meantime, parents can explore the key areas of support below and request guidance based on their child’s needs.
Reading Support
Reading is more than recognising words on a page. It includes confidence, comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, imagination, and meaning.
Reading support may help children with:
- Building confidence with books
- Developing phonics and word recognition
- Strengthening vocabulary
- Improving comprehension
- Reading aloud with expression
- Developing a love of stories and language
Best for: children who need more confidence, practice, structure, or enjoyment in reading.
Writing Support
Writing helps children organise their thoughts, communicate clearly, and express their ideas with confidence.
Writing support may help children with:
- Handwriting confidence
- Sentence construction
- Storytelling
- Vocabulary development
- Spelling and punctuation
- Planning and structuring ideas
- Creative writing
Best for: children who have ideas but need help turning them into clear written work.
Numeracy Support
Numeracy becomes easier when children can see, touch, practise, and connect mathematical ideas to everyday life.
Numeracy support may help children with:
- Number confidence
- Counting and place value
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Shape, space, and measure
- Problem-solving
- Practical maths at home
Best for: children who need maths to feel clearer, calmer, and more concrete.
Montessori-Inspired Learning at Home
Children learn through movement, repetition, order, concentration, and meaningful activity.
Educate The Globe helps parents understand how everyday home life can become part of the learning environment.
Support may include:
- Preparing the home learning environment
- Encouraging independence
- Supporting concentration
- Practical life activities
- Observation without unnecessary interference
- Building confidence through real tasks
Best for: parents who want to support learning without turning home into school.
Parent Consultations
Sometimes parents need direct guidance.
A parent consultation can help you understand your child’s strengths, needs, learning patterns, and next steps.
A consultation may support:
- Reading concerns
- Writing concerns
- Numeracy concerns
- Confidence and independence
- Home learning routines
- Behaviour around learning
- Choosing the right resources
- Understanding your child’s developmental stage
Best for: parents who want a clearer plan for supporting their child.
Academic Reports & Assessments
Academic reports and assessments help parents understand where a child is currently working and what support may be needed next.
This may include:
- Learning strengths
- Areas for development
- Reading, writing, or numeracy observations
- Practical recommendations
- Suggested next steps
- Parent guidance
Best for: parents who want a clearer picture of their child’s learning needs.
Coming Soon: Online Learning Hub
Educate The Globe is preparing a more structured online learning experience for families.
The future learning hub may include:
- Guided courses
- Downloadable worksheets
- Parent guides
- Reading activities
- Writing activities
- Numeracy activities
- Practical life resources
- Book-linked learning packs
The goal is to make learning support simple, accessible, and enjoyable for parents and children.