Is your child's school performance hiding their TRUE potential?
How do you know specifically where your child's learning gaps are if their report tells you they are 'at standard?'
This Amplify Your Child's Learning Quiz will highlight any challenges your child is having that impacts their learning at school and provide actionable steps to assist you to support them.
See what parents have to say about working with us at Practically Learning Academy

“My son Ryden feels supported and comfortable to try his best even if he gets the answer wrong. He appreciates the guidance to then work his way through the problems with Rachel to get to the correct answer. He believes the work he has been doing through this program has assisted him with improving his learning.”
Michelle
Brisbane, QLD

“My son has improved out of sight with his focusing and managing of his anxiety and emotions while taking on more challenging learning tasks. The support and understanding he receives from Rachel has made a huge difference for his confidence as a learner who has struggled at school with dyslexia and remaining focused.”
Chris
Cairns, QLD

“My son had extremely challenging issues with focusing and remaining on task. His experiences with Rachel provided him with the skills to believe in his abilities and to push himself beyond his own limiting beliefs about his learning. Rachel has a way of developing good rapport with students so they feel safe and supported to learn.“
Richard
Millawa, Vic

“We are so happy we have Rachel to work with our son. He feels safe and happy to remain focused and we’ve seen how he positively interacts with her.
He is ASD and has ADHD but is now able to stay focused for longer periods of time, is self regulating and is engaged in the learning.”
Jacinta and Chris
Melbourne, Vic

Seeking a guide to support you as you move through learning alongside your child?
Rachel Stewart is a parent engagement specialist and mother of three. In Creating Connections: Inspire your child to thrive in their learning, Rachel explores the vital role of parents and carers in their children’s education, in particular during the transition to learning at school and how to support their cognitive development at home. With touching anecdotes from her own life, Rachel describes how the adults who care for children can learn alongside them - with children, families and teachers forming a powerful learning team.
