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Hundreds of school-aged students from across Cardiff and South Wales celebrated at grand awards ceremony at the Principality Stadium on Saturday 20 May

commitment to their children’s Kumon studies and growth. Established for almost 60 years and with more than 600 centres in the UK and Ireland, Kumon is one of the leading national after-school education providers, offering both maths and English study programmes for children of all ages and abilities. Kumon exists to provide as many children as possible the opportunity to self-learn by offering a unique and individualised study programme that is tailored to the abilities of each child.

Through Kumon’s unique method, children are able to reach an advanced level of study, often far beyond their school curriculum. The independent study skills they develop help them to approach new work, both at Kumon and at school, with confidence and to tackle any challenges they may face in life head on. Students also develop a ‘can do’ attitude, which they can apply to everything they do.

Families from across South Wales gathered to honour phenomenal success at their annual awards.

The Kumon Advanced Study Honour Roll event, on Saturday, 20 May 2023 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, celebrated over 250 students, among them collecting over 320 individual achievement awards, that mark them reaching advanced levels of achievement in maths and English. Having hosted the first night of global superstar, Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour earlier that week, the stadium’s President’s Suite hosted Kumon families from across Cardiff and South Wales.

The children, aged from 4 to 17 years old, are students of one of 12 Kumon study centres across Cardiff and South Wales and along with their Kumon Instructors and their families, celebrated joining Kumon’s international student recognition programme, ‘Advanced Study Honour Roll’. This means they are studying advanced work in comparison to their peers in the UK, as well as across the globe. The students each received a certificate and a medal, marking their dedication, continued focus and achievements that mean they are now studying up to one, two or even three years above the equivalent school grade-level.

The Kumon study centre leaders and Instructors were joined by the The Right Honourable The Lord Mayor of Cardiff and Lady Mayoress, Councillor Mr Graham Hinchey and Mrs Anne Hinchey in honouring the students and acknowledging and thanking parents for their ongoing

Parents interested in finding out more about Kumon in South Wales can contact local study centres via the Kumon website, kumon.co.uk/find-a-tutor/.

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