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Maths and problem-solving
Strengthen core skills and practise applying them to appropriate question types.
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Online one-to-one 11+ support
Personalised 11+ Preparation
Personalised 11+ preparation takes place online and one-to-one, shaped around the pupil’s current strengths and areas for development. Support can cover Maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning, with structured practice to build accuracy, pace and confidence.
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The right focus depends on the pupil and the assessment they are preparing for.
Areas of preparation
Build skills, accuracy and a steady approach
The content and format of 11+ assessments vary, so support should reflect the pupil’s needs and the assessment in view.
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English and comprehension
Develop careful reading and comprehension, and practise approaching English questions with confidence.
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Reasoning skills
Work on verbal and non-verbal reasoning where they form part of the pupil’s assessment.
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Accuracy and pace
Develop a steadier approach to familiar and unfamiliar questions without sacrificing careful thinking.
Building strong foundations
Preparation priorities that adapt to the pupil
Effective preparation starts with understanding, then uses consistent and focused practice to build readiness without creating unnecessary pressure.
- Priority 01
Understand the starting point
Identify current strengths, gaps and the areas that would benefit most from attention.
- Priority 02
Strengthen foundations
Build secure Maths, English and reasoning skills according to the pupil’s needs.
- Priority 03
Practise question approaches
Work through appropriate question types and learn how to handle unfamiliar tasks.
- Priority 04
Develop assessment readiness
Build accuracy, pace and confidence through focused, consistent practice.
Personalised preparation
Focused support, not a one-size-fits-all programme
Focused support, not a one-size-fits-all programme
Pupils do not begin with the same strengths, and 11+ requirements vary. Tuition can concentrate on areas requiring development while building on secure skills. Families can share school or assessment information during the consultation so the tuition focus can be discussed in the right context.
- Current strengths
Build from the skills and question types the pupil already handles securely.
- Areas to develop
Use lesson time where explanation and practice can make the most useful difference.
- Appropriate pace
Balance accuracy with gradually developing a steadier pace for assessment work.
- Assessment context
Keep preparation aligned with the information provided by the family.
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Discuss personalised 11+ preparation
Tell us about the pupil, the assessment they are preparing for and the areas where support would be most useful.