Ellen

Dear Student Support Centre,

I am writing to tell you about how you have helped me so much.

I am really enjoying The Student Support service as it has helped me a lot in my maths and English skills. I have made a tremendous improvement at school since I joined your service and all the credit must go to you. My maths and English teachers are very proud of me. Before I joined in I did not like maths but because of your approach towards the subject it has helped me to calm my nerves. Not only have I fallen in love with maths, but I am now in the top 5 of those good at it and hoping to be the best. I like watching the DVD’s and doing the exercises, they are great although some of the work is challenging. The best thing about The Student Support Centre is that if you do the topics at home, in school they will be easy for you. I am now much more confident at school than before and my parents are proud of me because of the excellent progress I've made in school.

Therefore, I would like to say a great big thank you for your support.

Yours faithfully,

Ellen
(13), Middlesbrough

Daniel

Dear Student Support Centre,

I am enjoying the course, I am better at maths than English. So far I am getting over 90% on my tests, I expect that the maths and English will be getting harder. I will keep trying my best to get 90% or more. I am really pleased that I am doing the course and it is already helping me with my school work.

Thank you.

Daniel
(12), Somerset

Ira

Dear Student Support Centre,

I am writing this letter to let you know how I am getting on with my ‘simply’ programme. I think I am doing quite well, maths is my favourite programme. I am doing it twice a week because I do gym and ballet during the week as well.

The ‘simply’ programme helps me with my work at school. I think your job is important because children can be better at school. I would like to say thank you to all the people who have been putting the ‘simply’ programmes together.

Best wishes,

Ira
(7), Middlesex

Leah

Dear Student Support Centre,

Hello my name is Leah, I am 9 years old. I have been with The Student Support Centre for 1 year now. The Student Support Centre has helped me a lot because I used to be in lower groups in maths and English, now I’m in little higher groups. Thank you very much and I hope to learn a lot more. 

Thank you again.

Leah
(9), Bedfordshire

Lewis

Dear Student Support Centre,

I am getting on well with my ‘simply’ English Part 1 Volume 2. I have been on this programme for nearly 2 years. I feel that I have struggled on some occasions but over all I feel that I am doing really well. 

I have been trying really hard and I have been putting 100% effort in at all times.

Yours,

Lewis
(9) Middlesbrough

Maria

Dear Student Support Centre,

I am writing to tell you about how I am getting on with my ‘simply’ programmes. I work hard to finish each lesson correctly all the time but can’t do it every single day as I have other work to do!  It is helping me to learn more and making me more confident at school. I am really quick at maths now and understand what the teacher says. When I go to year four I would hopefully already know a lot of things that I haven’t done at school at all.

Thank you for giving me this knowledge!

Maria
(7), Bradford

Rohith

Dear Student Support Centre,

I enjoy ‘simply’ maths and ‘simply’ English. All the lessons are really fun, I couldn’t even wait untill the next lesson it was that interesting. 

In maths I like the times tables because it is really fun and easy. In English I like all of it because it is fun and exciting. I am good at maths and English most of the time, when I get stuck my mum helps me with it.

I hope you enjoyed reading my letter.

Rohith
(9), North Yorkshire

Ella

Dear Student Support Centre,

Hello, how are you all?  I hope you are all good. I am getting on really well with the work given to me, with the easy step by step help. As my dream job is to become a vet and specialise in horses I have been working hard with my maths.

I would like to tell those who do not have this help and are struggling to keep up with the class, to ask for this help so that you are able to start taking part in your lessons at school.

Ella
(11), London