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From The Headmaster’s Desk

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Shaun Stockden
Headmaster

Dear Parents,

I would like to extend my thanks to those of you who were able to attend our information session on the upcoming
HeadMaster’s Desk project exhibition I hope there was a lot of information which you found helpful. One of the biggest messages I

03 hope you took away was the need for children to work independently, and whilst we appreciate your support in

Entry Point their learning, this project has been developed to increase our students’ independent learning skills.
03 Developing independence in children’s learning is crucial for their overall development. When children are able to
take responsibility for their own learning, they become more engaged, confident, and motivated to explore and
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One of the main reasons why developing independence in children’s learning is important is because it fosters a
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12 sense of ownership and autonomy. When children have the freedom to choose their own
learning activities and take charge of their own learning process, they become active participants rather than

Crafting Moments passive recipients. This sense of ownership ultimately leads to a deeper understanding and
16 retention of the material.

The Regent This Week Independence in learning also promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills. When children are empowered
18 to make their own decisions, they are more likely to develop their analytical and logical thinking skills. They learn

Nurse’s Corner to evaluate and analyze information, make connections, and find solutions to challenges on their own.
20 Furthermore, developing independence in children’s learning helps to nurture their self-confidence and
self-esteem. When children are able to accomplish tasks independently, they develop a sense of pride and ac-
House Points complishment, which in turn boosts their self-confidence. This confidence then spills over into other areas of their
23 lives, making them more capable and resilient individuals.

Calendar In addition, independence in learning prepares children for the future. As they grow older and enter the work-
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force, they will be required to solve problems, think critically, and take ownership of their work. By developing

Student Nationalities these skills early on, children are better equipped to navigate the challenges and complexities of the real world.
24 To foster independence in children’s learning, it is important for parents and educators to provide a
supportive and empowering environment. This can be done by giving children opportunities to make choices,
encouraging them to seek answers independently, and providing them with the necessary tools and resources to

succeed. This project is a perfect opportunity to develop these crucial traits in our children.

In conclusion, developing independence in children’s learning is of utmost importance. It not only enhances their
academic performance but also equips them with essential life skills. By nurturing their sense of ownership,
critical thinking abilities, and self-confidence, we are setting them up for success in all
aspects of their lives. Once again I thank you for your continued support and hope to see you all at the exhibition
on Wednesday 27th March.

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