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Stepping up into Primary with Crafts
Funding area Life Skills
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Who can join this course
Kent Family Learning courses and workshops are free, parents, carers and grandparents, who are aged 19 years and above and who live in Kent and are intended to help create a better family life.
We would like to be able to offer them to as many people in Kent as possible so we limit enrolment to 3 courses per academic year per person.
However, if you have a reason why you should be permitted to do additional courses, and are able to commit time for your attendance, please contact Business Support on 03000 415888 or email businesssupportteam@kent.gov.uk
Non attendance on courses means that another person could have benefited from your place.
All courses are funded by the Department for Education (DFE) and are free to eligible learners.
To be eligible to enrol and attend our courses you must have lawful permission to reside in the UK and be ordinarily resident in the UK at the course start date.
Dependent on your individual circumstances, you may be required to show evidence of your residency status before you can enrol and attend courses with us.
Is this course for me
Welcome to "Stepping Up into Primary with Crafts" - a delightful and interactive session designed for parents and carers to bond with their children while preparing them for the transition to primary school. In this engaging workshop, families will come together to get creative with crafts and learn valuable tips on how to ensure their child is school-ready.
Join us for a fun-filled session where parents and carers can unleash their creativity alongside their children. Through hands-on crafting activities, families will not only create beautiful crafts together but also learn practical strategies to support their child's readiness for primary school.
Learners will discover creative ways to ease their child's transition into the school environment. Along the way, parents and carers will receive guidance on important aspects of school readiness, such as developing independence, social skills, and a positive attitude towards learning.