Hey, Parents... Do You Still Think Summer is for Breaks?
Listen, I get it. I was a kid, too. Have you considered that between the last few weeks of school being a classroom write-off, the nine weeks of Summer Holidays, and the first 2-3 weeks of back-to-school being a "review", your child could go up to 3+ months or 1/4 of a year without having to engage in academic effort toward progress or maintaining their skills?
Think of it like this: there are 66 days from the end of school until the return to class in Sept 2025. That is 1584 hours! If you can give me & my team at Oxford Learning Hyde Park 30 of those hours... JUST 30! I can help ensure your student doesn't just stop the summer slide, we can GET AHEAD!
I bet you'll feel a lot more confident with what your child does with the other 1504hrs ;)
-Kat Robertson, Centre Director
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The Importance of Summer Learning

Studies into summer learning show that students who participate in summer learning programs have an academic advantage in the fall: They are ahead in reading and math, and they start the school year ready to learn.
A Smarter Summer at Oxford Learning®
Research into summer learning shows that students can lose up to 30% of their academic skills over the summer break. This means that in the fall, students are actually further behind than when they left school at the beginning of summer. Maintaining academic momentum over the summer prevents this backward learning slide, helps students remember the material they spent the school year learning, and keeps their brains in active learning mode so that they are ready to learn from the first day of school.