Said Aynit; “It was a great first day with lots to do. The children enjoyed the work that was set and understood what was needed of them. They all left with their ” homework packs” knowing what had to be done for the following week. It will be great to see each child working through their own programme whilst developing confidence and gaining skills!”

Shanti was showing parents the logistics, “As our rooms are in the back part of the Church, we had to show parents the route in, and also where to wait! They all seemed happy with the venue, and children settled into the room really well. It was a very busy but extremely enjoyable start!”

The centre will be holding an Open Day on Saturday 11th September from 1.15pm – 3.45pm, with a formal opening by the Lord Mayor of Oadby & Wigston. For more information about the Open Day or the centre itself, please freephone on 08000 288 299 or mobile 07944 997 911.

We now have a larger, airy classroom right above the new library.

For further information about enrolling contact David Taylor on 01642 471 006 or visit the South Shields Centre.

The centre was officially opened by the Deputy Mayor of Charnwood Councillor Roy Brown and Deputy Mayoress Mrs. Gillian Brown.

Parents and children attended the event to find out more and enrol onto the FCL Maths and English programmes.

Centre Manager, Pankaj Manek explained, “These fantastic FCL programmes are systematic, individualised, and most importantly meet the National Curriculum objectives. Furthermore, FCL helps develop good study habits and increases children’s confidence.”

The Deputy Mayor said, “I wish such study programmes were available when I was at school. It’s important for parents of Loughborough to give their children the best possible start in life.”

Too find out how First Class Learning is helping children in Loughborough please contact Pankaj Manek on 01509 563022 or visit Loughborough Centre.

Manager Pankaj Manek is celebrating his new Loughborough Centre by holding an open event on Saturday, 19th June 2010 from 1pm to 4pm. Why not pop in for a chat with Pankaj at The Gorse Covert Community Centre (Near Morrisons), Maxwell Drive, Loughborough LE11 4RZ, all are welcome. You can contact Pankaj on 01509 563 022 or visit Loughborough Centre.

For a year now, Dr Bohm has helped and supported students in the local community with both maths and English tuition at her Tuesday class at Broom Methodist Church in Broom Lane but with enquiries coming from further afield, Dr Bohm has decided to open a new Centre in Brinsworth.

Enquires have been coming in from Brinsworth and the surrounding area including Catcliffe, Treeton, Aston, Sheffield and as far away as Chapeltown. “I needed another venue with easy access for those members of the community that live either side of the M1″, said Dr Bohm. “My new Monday Class at the Pheonix Sport Centre and Pavilion in Brinsworth is just the place; so easy for my students to get to.”

Dr Bohm will be hosting an open event at her new venue this Monday, May 3rd from 3.30pm. For more details please contact Dr. Mallika Bohm on 07929 872 775

Chalfont St Peter Centre

Leading up to starting at FCL, Sangita ran a popular maths and English after-school centre of 140 students for 7 years. For the last six months she has established a new centre in North-West London using the FCL programme and is now also opening in Chalfont St Peter.

Venue: Trinity centre 15 Nether Street, North Finchley, N12 7NN

Come along and meet Fahima and Nafisa.

Lots of entertainment for children on the day; face-painting, competitions, prizes, refreshments & lots more! Come & join the fun!

Mallika first made an enquiry in April 2009. After selection and interview Mallika attended First Class Learning’s initial two day training course in Darlington and after began her marketing campaign throughout the summer holidays. She opened her First Class Learning maths and English Centre in Rotherham at the start of the new term in September.

Three months down the line and Mallika has a thriving centre with over twenty students and made a great impression with other franchisees at First Class Learning’s annual conference this year. Her drive and enthusiasm together with the support of her family has clearly contributed to her success. Here is what Mallika has to say about her experience with First Class Learning:

“It has been crazy with all the enquiries but all is worthwhile as I have over 20 students already. There are two more children that I have assessed and they will attend from next week.

At the moment I am getting more than a 50% hit rate (one in two enquiries results in a student enrolling). I am now planning to get an assistant in December as the class size has grown faster than expected. I have already interviewed one candidate (early retired primary teacher).”