Usually a quiet and structured environment is essential for students to learn in but there are many ways in which pupils can learn in way they find fun and is therefore more effective for getting students to learn and complete their homework without becoming bored and frustrated. If you are interested in volunteering or attending a Homework Club, please contact the club directly.A homework club brings with it certain connotations, they are viewed as being dull, boring and certainly not something which is going to interest and engage children that need to complete their homework. If you run an out-of-school-hours Learning Support Program and would like to be listed on this map, please contact CMY’s Education team. They can also assist families to gain greater knowledge of the education system and provide opportunities for families to explore practical strategies to support their children’s learning at home.
They provide support to students with literacy, numeracy and study skills, help build confidence, self-esteem and feelings of connection to school and the wider community, and they provide a safe place to study.
Some of these programs have agreed to be listed publicly on this web page.Ĭlubs run for both primary and secondary students, and are held in schools, libraries and community centres.
These are attended by more than 6,000 students weekly and assisted by approximately 1,800 volunteer tutors. CMY’s Homework Club database includes over 350 learning support programs across Victoria.
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