You will find this guide packed full of information and activities to support your child or dependant in raising their attainment via developing metacognitive skills. But what is Attainment Raising, and why is it important?
Attainment raising means something that has been achieved or completed. In education, if often means improving your academic grades in school. Raising your child or dependent’s attainment will help them progress and reach their full potential in education and life.
In this guide you’ll find attainment raising information and activities that can help learners achieve higher and opportunities for you to do those activities with them.
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