Red Panda Learning

The Concept of Red Panda Learning

The concept for Red Panda Learning was born out of our belief that there should be a continuity of learning from pre-nursery through kindergarten, primary and high school with a curriculum that is bespoke to individual children’s needs. The parent programme supports mothers, babies and toddlers and links with the early years’ curriculum in kindergarten. The programme continues through primary school and high school by providing leaders with effective curriculum leadership skills that ensure all individual needs are met.

Introduction to Red Panda Learning

We have been providing support and guidance for Government and Schools since 2011 with the main focus being to prepare young people for their futures both in education and in providing economic growth across the world.

In every kindergarten and school where we have provided curriculum design, training, consultancy and professional development, outcomes for children and children’s progress are excellent. Professional organisations, such as governments and top educational universities, have praised settings which have used our programme of training for teachers, leaders and environmental design.

Our team is dedicated to working with early years practitioners, teachers and senior school leaders to generate outstanding learning and development opportunities for all children. This is achieved by providing a professional training programme that ensures teachers become skilled in delivering a curriculum that meets the needs of each and every child and that leaders have the knowledge and ability to implement policies, systems and structures that provide the conditions for high expectations for children’s personal development and academic outcomes.

Our Aims

Our aim is to enrich learning from birth and enhance the current educational provision supporting families and all education settings. The learning provided for parents and the training and development of teachers will allow each and every child to reach their full potential, and for parents to understand how they can contribute to their child’s learning and development at home.