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Abergavenny, MON
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15 years ago
Great little paragliding center, based in Abergavenny, trains all over South Wales and runs excellent courses Abroad (Morocco is great) . Enthusiastic instructors all called Steve.. bizarre. read more
35 Mount Street
Abergavenny NP7 7DT
United Kingdom
01873 850111
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http://www.paraglide.co.uk
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What time does Stephen Millson open?
Stephen Millson opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Stephen Millson close?
Stephen Millson closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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My youngest (in primary) suffered educationally throughout the Covid Lockdowns, especially in…read moreEnglish. His personal confidence was at an all time low, and I felt with the limited resources available at primary school, I needed to do something different. He started Kip McGrath requiring additional support with English, within six months of working with Sarah, his reading ability had improved so much that he became a free reader, he has a better understanding of the basics of the English language, works independently during big write tasks, has improved his understanding of grammar and his ability to spell - but most importantly, the confidence he has in his personal ability has improved beyond all recognition and this has had a lasting change on his personal mental health and wellbeing. My eldest (at senior school) also struggles with English, most of the assessments in his year at senior school are creative writing tasks. He is just not naturally creative. Kip McGrath has helped my son more than he will ever realise, Sarah has provided the tools so he can tackle the challenge of analysing big pieces of text; whether Shakespeare or in a Gothic style for example, so he can confidentially critique and draft his answer to test questions. Sarah has assisted by concentrating on the basics, which has aided his ability to correct his understanding of grammar, tenses, and his ability to spell complex words has improved. My eldest has always loathed English with a passion, and only this morning he stated that he is enjoying English lessons at school - I almost fell off my chair! I wholeheartedly recommend Kip McGrath to everyone. It's so much more than education, Sarah enables children to feel confident in their personal abilities, and their mental health and wellbeing is critical in helping children thrive educationally.
Sarah and her team have helped our daughter for a few years now, swapping between English and…read moreMaths, plus during Covid 19 lockdowns, she had 3 lessons a week online. Sarah understands our daughters difficulty with her memory and has time and patience to explain things many times over until it sinks in. I couldn't recommend anyone more caring.
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Luke is enthusiastic, tenacious and kind. He also understands why young people fail to learn and…read moreparticularly why they have not managed to engage in the learning process, or achieve their potential. Because of this, and the style of teaching, young people are likely to engage and make progress.
Very good! Our boys love it. To make the two of them work together takes a master, but their tutor…read morecan manage it. It's a pity we did not know about Genie Tutors earlier.
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From the owner: Kip McGrath Education Centre in Gorseinon provides Maths and English tutoring for children aged 6 -…read more18 years old. We also offer exam preparation for GCSE and A-Level. All of our teachers are fully qualified and CRB checked. For a free assessment call 01792 891144
My daughter aged 10 is entering the 11+ exam in November 2011. She has been attending lessons with…read moreLuke at Genie since January. She is a bright girl but Luke has showed her lots of new methods of learning and given her great confidence with speaking in a small group and dealing with exams etc speedily and accurately. My other daughter aged 8 also started classes with Luke in January 2011 to build up her confidence with Maths and English because she was behind on her grades at school. She is easily distracted and sometimes lacked motivation. Luke has been absolutely brilliant with her, her grades have improved along with her confidence. We would sometimes spend a whole afternoon going through her homework with her and she would be crying because she just didn't understand the maths questions. She now whizzes through them in no time. I have found Luke easy to talk with any problems my children are having with their learning and he has out of his way to give advice/guidance when needed. The girls are always keen to go to classes and enjoy getting rewards through a stamp system that he uses at the end of the class. I would have not hesitation in recommending Genie Tutors to you.
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Martyn is honestly one of the nicest people I have ever met. Not only that, he is an excellent…read moredriving instructor! With his patience and guidance, he will ensure that you become a competent and safe driver. He always helps you get as much out of the lessons, and ensures that you are more than ready for your test. He is also very flexible and understanding. I would recommend him to anyone who is looking to pass their driving test (I did first time).
This college is brilliant. With so much on offer, everyone here wants you to further your education…read moreand make the best of yourself. Having attended an open day and informal interview i was pleased with the way people were generally concerned for your welfare and academic skills. Teamed with various other authorities and establishments there really is something for everyone here and being a stone throw away from the town centre it seems in the perfect location to. Amenities here are second to none as i got a tour of the computer suite and library. Probably one of the best colleges around. Go learn, party people!
Are you looking for a new University to go to? I recommend this one in Newport; although, perhaps…read moreit depends on what you want to study exactly...? I went here for an open day and was pretty impressed..., but I did find that what I had in mind for accomadation standards where possibly a form of standard, that for me did not quiet reach my satisfactional level of requirement. That and I was already convinced and fixed with the exact type of University that I wanted to go to... But I was almost convinced to change my mind partly because the Media and Film departments in particualar looked really impressive and they nearly changed my mind as to what type of degree I wanted to do, especially since I had already done a National Diploma course at Coleg Glan Hafren in Cardiff. Newport is about twenty minutes to half an hour from Cardiff and by the use of public transport there are some buses to get back and forth from Cardiff to Newport, if you should need too... but the trains are alright to go on as well and you may find that you need both forms of transport. We met either the Vice Chancelor or the Headmaster of the University and he was really welcoming and was full of information about the Media and Film course and they did show a variety of different short films that some of the students the year before that open day had created. The short films weren't bad. The quality of them I thought was the best. If your thinking of studying a Media and Film degree in Wales then I certainly recommend this University as they are much more flexiable towards who they let into their University and the actual building of some of the buildings on this Campus in Caerleon looks fabulous, like an eighteenth century house or something... And the staff seem very supportive, friendly and helpful... Mind you if I had gone to study here I would have stayed living at home, but then I wouldn't have learn't how to live independantly... which I have found to become very useful.
The thing about selecting a university to attend is that most undergraduates-to-be want to escape…read morethe humdrum of their upbringing to climes unknown to them. Newport, on the face of it, isn't the tiniest backwater (although nobody's saying it's a sprawling cosmopolitan metropolis). But anybody not from the area should beware, because University Of Wales, Newport is split into two campuses: Allt-yr-yn and Caerleon. The former is less problematic, a suburbs base due to be replaced by the new City Campus in January 2011. The latter is entirely outside Newport, however, a good 10-15 minutes away by road, hardly ideal for convenient trips to the city and an even lengthier scoot over to Cardiff's more stimulating surrounds. Business, media and arts-led courses are probably the chief reason to attend the university. And on a positive note, with less nearby nightlife to readily splurge your loan and fairly dirt cheap rental housing in Caerleon, at least skint students can make their cash stretch a little further (if they don't spend it all on travelling to Newport/Cardiff anyway).
Teachers and school is very high standard, only downfall is the parking especially when there is a…read moreupto a 25 minute difference in collection time between infants and junior, we have one in each !!)
1. Spectrum has an absolutely fantastic reputation as a tutoring service, and from my experience…read morethis is hardly surprising. I attended Spectrum when I was studying my A levels (though they also cater for GCSEs), and they really carried me through them. The tutors at Spectrum were great and they knew my course syllabus inside out. I found that I learnt more at Spectrum than I ever did at school (rather worrying) and would recommend it to anyone. Unfortunately they only really tend to cater for subjects like maths and Science, which isn't helpful to arts students.