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Motivate Your Child from Within

Are you worried about how much time your child wastes in school because of poor motivation, lack of concentration or poor organisation or listening skills?

Do you spend hours trawling the internet looking for materials to help them with creative writing; with maths; with comprehension - and then not really know if what you've found is what they need?

Lessons Alive was created to help you and your child.

Welcome. Please get in touch if you would like to know more.

About the Book

Making the Pennies Drop is Gail's latest book available at Amazon in paperback or on Kindle.

It's a practical guide to understanding how your child works.

Gail shares her innovative approach that helps parents and caregivers not just support their children, to learn the skills they need for a successful life, but to work with them as a team.

Lessons Alive is about Motivating Children from Within. Its proven formula takes your child to the next level.

Why choose us?

Unique approach for children & parents
Proven results
Over 30 years of teaching practice.
Helping parents to help their children.
Professional guidance

Explore the endless possibilities

Developing skills for good school performance
See Gail’s latest article about developing a positive attitude for good school performance on Page 6 of the May/June 2024 issue of Families Magazine’s Upon Thames (also available in Kent, Hampshire West,...
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Developing a positive attitude to learning
See Gail’s latest article about developing a positive attitude to learning on Page 5 of the March/April 2024 edition of Families Magazine. No matter how skilled or knowledgeable a person might be,...
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Improve Your Child’s Concentration & Listening Skills
Want to improve your child’s concentration & listening skills? Look no further! If ever there was a time to support your child by helping them to improve their learning skills, that time...
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Why you need to get straight to the heart of your child’s motivation now
“What is it you find most challenging in teaching?” I asked the young colleague as we escorted a coach full of children after a science fair. He thought for barely a moment...
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