Nurture a Love of Reading and Writing for Life with MindChamps Reading and Writing Programmes
At MindChamps, we believe that growing a child’s love for reading and writing must involve developing engagement and enjoyment of the process. Our MindChamps Reading and Writing Programmes focus on building your child’s reading and writing skills, whilst developing greater confidence, creativity and communication skills.
Research shows that children who acquire a ‘love for stories’ by the age of seven become active and skilled readers and writers for life. Once the foundation for reading is established, the ability to write well naturally follows. Both reading and writing are key to your child’s success at school and beyond, so it is crucial to get the foundations right.
The MindChamps Reading and Writing Difference
- A balanced, holistic approach that covers all essential skills with a focus on fun and engagement
- Use of theatre and drama to engage and motivate students
- Developed by leading Australian children’s author and Early Childhood Literacy Expert Brian Caswell, who has written over 200 books for children and young adults
- Ideal for building confidence, communication skills and higher-order thinking skills
- Small group sessions to encourage communication and collaboration
- Proven model backed by extensive research and supported by leading education and early childhood literacy experts
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Hear from Other Parents
“After attending MindChamps Reading, my son is more confident of himself speaking in groups and in front of his peers. Be it reading, speaking or writing, MindChamps Reading definitely helps him in a way which I can’t do by myself at home.” Read More
– Serene Seah, parent of Xavier Chua
“After I enrolled my daughter in the programme, my daughter’s interest to learn has greatly improved, especially in subjects that she did not perform well before Primary 6. Not only did she enhance her own understanding of various subject topics, she was also motivated to do better.” Read More
– Evelyn Seah, parent of Charmaine Neo