Are you a parent of a home-educated child in Leeds, UK? Are you looking for ways to help your child develop practical skills that can benefit them in all areas of life? Well, look no further! Plumbing sessions are now available for your child to enrol in and start their journey to becoming a plumbing pro!
You may be wondering, “Why plumbing?” Not only is plumbing an essential component of modern society, but it’s also a fantastic way to develop practical skills. Did you know that trade skills like plumbing can help to develop fine and gross motor skills in children? Research shows that practicing physical activities such as plumbing can promote the development of both fine and gross motor skills in children. These skills can improve their dexterity, coordination, and control, all of which are crucial for their success in other areas of life.
But that’s not all! Developing good motor skills can positively contribute to social mobility and mental health and wellbeing. Children who develop good motor skills are more likely to have a better self-esteem, body image, and mental health, which in turn can lead to improved social mobility. They are more likely to participate in social activities, engage in learning, and achieve success in academic and non-academic pursuits.
Furthermore, research has shown that engaging in physical activities like plumbing can help children reduce stress, anxiety and boost their mood. This can help them stay focused, attentive and motivated throughout their academic and personal lives.
Enrolling your child in plumbing sessions not only helps them develop practical skills but also promotes their overall physical, mental and social well-being. With these skills, your child can feel confident and independent, which can lead to a more fulfilling and happy life.
So, don’t hesitate, head over to our booking page and enrol your child in plumbing sessions today! It’s an excellent opportunity to develop their skills, improve their well-being and set them up for future success. Secure your child’s space on our next plumbing course – click here
References:
- Hands-On Learning: Promoting Motor Skill Development and Physical Activity in Children. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7272630/
- The Positive Effect of Physical Activity on Mental Health in Adolescents as Mediated by Body Image and Self-Esteem. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7770705/