Sumbal, Dec 2: In a move aimed at strengthening cognitive development and academic performance among young learners, the ALOHA Learning Centre was inaugurated on Tuesday at Salvatore International School, marking the entry of the global supplementary education brand into the Sumbal region.
A statement said that ALOHA, an internationally recognised name in mental and language skill development, offers structured programmes such as mental arithmetic and abacus-based learning designed to sharpen concentration, strengthen photographic memory and improve processing speed in children.
The newly inaugurated centre has introduced two key programmes: the ‘Tiny Tots’ module for children aged 6 to 9 years, and the flagship ‘Mental Arithmetic’ course for students aged 6 to 14. Both programmes employ abacus-based techniques and guided practice to help children perform complex calculations with greater speed, accuracy and confidence.
In a noteworthy development, Salvatore International School announced that it will integrate components of the ALOHA Mental Arithmetic programme into its regular curriculum. The school said the collaboration is intended to give students a structured advantage by building a stronger foundation in mathematics, logical reasoning and overall cognitive ability from an early stage.
“We are thrilled to host the ALOHA Learning Centre within our campus. This partnership aligns perfectly with our vision of offering holistic and world-class education,” said the Principal of Salvatore International School. “The proven benefits of mental arithmetic in enhancing academic performance are undeniable, and we are confident our students will benefit immensely.”
