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Kayla and her children (SBS).

Kayla preparing her children for school at their living room. The "Hippy" program is very helpful to deliver a curriculum from the comfort of home. Source: SBS

A new study has found that a home-based childhood learning program can help vulnerable children prepare for school.


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By Ricky Kusumo, Peta Doherty

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Source: SBS




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A new study has found that a home-based childhood learning program can help vulnerable children prepare for school.


The Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters - otherwise known as 'Hippy' - helps parents deliver a curriculum from their living room. And the program has benefits for the whole family, especially for disadvantaged families.

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