Our Motto: Providing access to stories
Who are we?
Kensington Kids is an education organisation to support and enhance Children’s life-skills that are necessary to adapt positive behaviour in their development.
What we do
We deliver and facilitate compensatory programmes to motivate children and nurture their mental health through social interactions, art, music, games and activities.
Age group
6 – 10 years
How we do it?
Kensington Kids provide an effective learning environment where we give quality time and attention to engage with children. We motivate and encourage them to participate and gain relevant skills and knowledge which will allow them to nurture their mental health and, evaluate themselves and their economic success.
Shaping the short-term future for children
Participants will develop skills, which would allow them to enhance their ability to:
- Identify, understand and explore information
- Increase parents’ participation in children’s education
- Expand their vocabulary and increase bold imaginations
- Develop stronger thinking skills and communicate effectively
- Participate in active learning for the advancement of education
- Expand their knowledge and increase their academic performance, concentration and confidence
- Make social connections to challenge loneliness and enhance their physical and mental stimulation, build relationships, increase happiness and, decrease anxiety and addictions.
- Develop brain growth which will enable them to reduce the risk of developing negative emotions, poor school performance, aggression and neuropsychiatric illnesses such as depression.
Shaping the long-term future for children and the wider community
Reading skills can be transferred to different fields and contexts which will generally be beneficial to the participants as well as education institutions, government offices, business institutions and, the society in which they live such as to:
- Empower young boys and girls
- Raise productivity and business growth
- Have meaningful and trusting relationships
- Be resourceful and lift individuals out of poverty
- Improve the development of the wider community
- Develop positive attitude to reading and learning as an adult
- Prepare for higher education and the working environment
- Secure economic growth and financial stability beyond the local community
