At Learn Laugh Play we try to balance the 3 elements of “Learn”, “Laugh” and “Play” across our lessons so the distinction between “structured learning” and enrichment is not clear cut.

Subjects that fall into the “Learn” category include English, Maths and the other subjects traditionally taught in schools.  

“Laugh” subjects are subjects that focus on socialisation.  

“Play” subjects are subjects where the main focus might be considered to be play, such as our Minecraft, or Crochet or Animal Care Club. 

It is not that learning doesn’t take place in our “Play” subjects – it is just that learning is probably not the first reason you decided to sign up.  

Likewise in our “Learn” category, we still very much emphasise fun and interaction but you are probably signing up because you recognise the need or desire for your child to learn that subject. 

And lots of learning and play will happen in our “Laugh” subjects, but the main focus is social.

What this means is that enrichment happens across the subjects and not just in our “Play” subjects.  An example of how we do this would be a History lesson on Romans, where the children can make Roman biscuits, grinding their own flour first. 
This level of interactive and exploratory learning takes place in most of our lessons.   As much as we can, we make sure that every lesson is interactive and offers enrichment!