Leaning at home with The class of one

 


Home learning with the class of one is filled with many fun and enjoyable ways of learning important lessons.  At the class of one believe that from the very beginning a child should start learning important co-curricular skills and his/her education should not be limited to books.  Including co-curricular skills in a chlid's education from the early stages promotes the overall personality development of the child. 

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