NumberWorks’nWords Epping – School Holiday Guide

We are now taking bookings for our April School Holiday Program.

2-hour English and maths intensives will run over three mornings in the first week of the school holidays.

Why book your kids in?

It’s a quick way to jump forwards in progress – equivalent to 6 lessons of work covered in just 3 mornings. We can continue with your child’s current plan or tailor the lesson for a specific focus.
To maintain momentum, we encourage all students to attend in lieu of their usual lessons, unless of course you’re one of the lucky families who are going to be away!
Your kids will be excited to know we add some extra fun into our holiday programs with the addition of some physical games and competitions.
Mum / Dad, give yourself 2 hours off for a coffee! – Okay, maybe just some peace and quiet while you take work meetings 🙂

DATES & TIMES

Monday 14th April 10:00am – 12:00pm
Tuesday 15th April 10:00am – 12:00pm
Wednesday 16th April 10:00am – 12:00pm

Sessions run for 2 hours and you can choose to attend for one, two or all three mornings. For best results, we recommend attending all three mornings.

SNACKS/BREAKS

At 11am students will be given a 5-minute break. Some snacks and juice will be provided. If your child has any dietary requirements, please let us know. Students can bring their own snacks if they wish to, but please avoid nuts. For extra fun, there will be games played in the break to get students out of their seats and moving around.

MATHS OR ENGLISH

Whether you want to focus on English, maths or both, let us know. The choice is yours. If you are new or choose a subject you have not yet been assessed for, please speak to us about arranging an assessment before the end of this term.

FEES: $136 inc. GST per two-hour session. As places are limited, a non-refundable payment is required in full upon booking to secure your place.

To book your place in either program, please email epping@numberworks.com and we will reply to confirm availability. A non-refundable payment is then required to secure the place.