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Ready Set Learn Provided by: PEI Literacy Alliance
One-on-one summer tutoring for children in grades K-6. Program details:
- Tutoring in English, Francophone, French Immersion
- Tutoring sessions are 50 minutes and last for eight weeks
- Fun and safe learning environment in a public library, schools, and community centres
- Customized lessons for each child
- Child-led learning activities
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An early childhood development program that is offered to support children in developing skills and abilities to best prepare them for success at school, while at the same time providing information and support to parents to maximize their child's potential at school.
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Parents and children participate together in early-learning activities and build a sense of connection and community with other families.
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One-on-one tutoring for children with disabilities who would otherwise lose school and literacy skills over the summer months. The tutoring is tailored to meet the needs of the student and in consultation with teachers and resource staff. Tutors come to the child's home but if not possible, they can meet the child somewhere in their community. Tutoring is generally for one to three hours per week and lasts for eight weeks.
Application closes at the end of May each year.
Application closes at the end of May each year.
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