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Nearby Tuition Centres
| Kumon Centre Chester-le-Street | Chester-le-Street, DH3 |
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Nicholas Parkinson | South East London, SE26 |
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Viv | Belgravia&Dorking, SW1 |
| Paul Latheron | Islington, London, N1 | |
| Galatia Politopoulou | London, SE24 | |
| Lisa England | London, EC1 | |
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Sue Smith | Wokingham, Berks, RG7 |
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Emma Storey | Fulham, London, SW6 |
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Davina Dwyer | Hexham, NE46 |
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Kunal | Redhill, RH1 |
| Jon Lynes | Whitstable, CT5 | |
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Pauline Midwinter | Ashford, TN23 |
| Lindsay Nova | Dartford, DA9 | |
| Tania | Orpington, BR6 | |
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Gaby Pritchard | Chichester, PO18 |
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Dr. Lloyd | Tyne and Wear, SR6 |
| Joanna Gray | Bedford, MK42 | |
| David Robinson | Emsworth, Hants., PO10 | |
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Richard Roberts | Manchester, SK7 |
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Kristina Symons | Eltham, SE9 |
| Victoria Walden | North London, N4 | |
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Dr Janet Lewison | Bolton, BL6 |
| Adam Cigman-Mark | London, N6 | |
| David Pearson | Taunton, Somerset, TA10 | |
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Damian Muirhead | London, E15 |
| LJ Elsom | Huddersfield, HD5 | |
| iClare | Lisburn, BT27 | |
| Mr. David Poupart | Milton Keynes, MK12 | |
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Cheryl Mumford | Canterbury, CT5 |
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Laura Jenkinson | Ealing, W London, W5 |
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Sarah Jowett | Eltham, SE9 |
| Wendy Smith | Ealing, W13 | |
| Tamara Galloway | Orpington, BR6 | |
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Dr Charlotte Bates | Pocklington, York, YO42 |
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Janette Sedgebeer | London, SE26 |
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Mr.Kanesalingam | Ilford, Essex, IG3 |
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James Heath | Birmingham, B1 |
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Lourdes Alwis | E Central London, EC1 |
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Mary Thompson | South London, SW16 |
| Stanley Wilkin | Woolwich, SE18 | |
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Jen Clark | Cardiff, CF10 |
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May Robertson | London, SE3 |
| Katie Clutterbuck | Camberley, GU46 | |
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Barry Spencer | London, WC1 |
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Kate Ainsworth | Taunton Somerset, TA1 |
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Pete Goodland | Sheffield SYorks, S4 |
| Keith Wilmot | Birmingham, B31 | |
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Sarah Wiesendanger | Guildford, GU12 |
| Rosanna Heverin | Ealing, W5 | |
| Liz Garton | Stamford, PE9 | |
| Sam Denney | Barnsley, S75 | |
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Sarah Matthews | Wells, BA5 |
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Hannah Knight | London, SW10 |
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David Beck | Pewsey, SN9 |
| Rosemary S L Beard | Sutton, SM2 | |
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Edmund Lovatt | Oxford, OX1 |
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Clare Hennessey | London, N16 |
| Nick Dale | London, SW15 | |
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Chris Trend | Retford, DN22 |
| Joanne Reardon | Reading, RG19 | |
| Joanne Leach | Southgate, Enfield, N14 | |
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David Evans | Kenley, Croydon, CR8 |
| Mandy Lall | Gravesend, Kent, DA11 | |
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Carla S | North London, N1 |
| T Blaukopf | North West London, NW4 | |
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Marie Rodgers | London, W1 |
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Kara Cook | Carshalton, SM5 |
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Rishni | London, SW12 |
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Kathy Davies | Stroud, GL6 |
| Alexandra Smith | Ashford, Middx, TW15 | |
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Laura Pasternack | Ealing, W3 |
| Helen Colley | Essex/ London, E11 | |
| Miranda Wirz | Eccleshall, ST21 | |
| Lucy P | Putney, W6 | |
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Eleni Skarpari | Teddington, TW11 |
| Matt | Manchester, M20 | |
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Martine Daniel | York, YO31 |
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Liliane | North London, EN4 |
| David Cleary | Reading, RG4 | |
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Nicholas Hebditch | Bicester, OX26 |
| Nicola Froud | Barnet, EN5 |
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View all tutors for Key Stage 3 EnglishKumon Centre Chester-le-Street
- Chester-le-Street (DH3) View on map
- Address: St Cuthbert's Hall, Ropery Lane, Chester-le-Street, County Durham, DH3 3PH
- Telephone: 0191 3873880
- Web site: www.kumon.co.uk/chester-le-street
- Personal Message
- Thank you for your interest in Kumon, a tried and tested method of developing your child's potential. Please see our website for full details.
- Classes
- Kumon provide individualised Maths and English programmes. Attendance at class is on a "drop-in" basis during class times as each child works on their own individualised development plan. Children take approximately 20-30 minutes per subject and attend class once or twice a week.
The Kumon programmes do not follow the National Curriculum but work in a logical sequential way to develop Mathematics and English skills to a level equivalent to "A" Level topics. All children are able to work at the most suitable pace for themselves, meaning it is suitable for children requiring support through to those requiring additional challenge to their school work. Many of our children study above school level as the programme encourages development of potential. - Ages and Levels Covered
- The Chester-le-Street Centre attracts students from the town and surrounding areas. Children attend at least once a week, on a regular day, although many parents choose to bring their child/children to the centre twice weekly enabling the assistants to work closely with them; observing and guiding the progress of each student.
The Kumon programme enables all children to study work at the most appropriate level for their individual ability meaning each child can attend on a "drop-in" basis allowing for approximately 30-40 minutes per subject to be studied. All newly enrolled students are guided through the class process by the class assistants who ensure they are welcomed, find their work quickly and swap completed homework for the work set for the following week.
Students work under close supervision initially, to settle into their new routine and receive guidance to help establish their new study skills. The time spent in class is invaluable in understanding a child's needs and how best to support and develop them. This observation time ensures work set can be individualised by the Instructor to support their development and maximise their potential.
New topics are generally tackled in class, enabling a student to ask questions and feel confident prior to receiving further work to practise the subject at home. Once the class work has been completed, students take part in supplementary activities, such as the "Numberboard Challenge" (a magnetic board game designed to develop hand eye co-ordination and number sequencing skills), reading or testing mental maths skills, such as "times tables" practice.
Once marked, any errors are corrected by the student assuring a positive outcome with all work completed as correct. This encourages greater confidence and boosts self-esteem, as well as addressing any misunderstandings or careless errors to ensure the child is in the best position to tackle their homework. At all times, students are observed working but may choose to ask for help themselves as needed, particularly as they begin to develop self-learning skills and are able to work with less dependency and intervention.
Students receive feedback during class for personal achievements and good attitude but are also able to take responsibility for their own learning by being able to discuss their own development and goals where appropriate. Children wishing to collect the reward stickers do so at the end of class, receiving a gift voucher on completion of their record card.
For those students taking the end of level Achievement Test, a certificate is awarded together with a report for parents on the results achieved and the plan and content of the forthcoming level. This information is also discussed with the student to encourage motivation and progression throughout the programme. The centre recognises the achievements of all its students and displays photos, profiles and certificates of class members together with news of great achievements at school or outside of Kumon.
We also have lots of Kumon competitions and quizzes throughout the year, including the Holiday Quests, prize winners are announced in the parents waiting area.
Award ceremonies take place once a year to recognise the progress of students. Certificates are awarded to students working at a higher level than their peers and those who have made significant progress in their study skills. These Award Ceremonies are just one of a number of ways that we recognise student achievement and encourage motivation throughout the programme and to completion. - Opening Times
- Wednesday - 3.30pm to 5.30pm.
Saturday - 9.30am - 11.30am. - Tuition Fees
- £25 registration fee.
£55 single subject.
£50 additional subject. - About Us
- For further information, please take a look at www.kumon.co.uk
- Special Offers
- Kumon offer a free assessment of your child before committing to enrolment. For further details, please contact us.
