One to One or small group Tuition

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Think word games - sequences, Scrabble, Wordle - but using an extensive vocabulary, requiring the student to know both the spelling and the meaning of words.

-- Examples can range from 'tap' to 'reticent' --

They assess logic, vocabulary, and code-breaking skills through topics like synonyms, antonyms, analogies, and letter/number sequences.

Non-verbal reasoning involves analysing visual information and solving problems using shapes, diagrams and pictures. Non-verbal reasoning tests several skills, including logic and problem-solving, spatial awareness, and the ability to identify patterns and rules.

Non-verbal reasoning questions can be confusing to those who have never come across them before. 

The mathematics on the assessment is up to Year 5, so it's really important to be confident and fluent with your maths in school before making the jump to 11+.

Key topics include:
Fractions; Percentages; Algebra; Ratio; Times Tables; Decimals; Prime Numbers; perimeter/area/volume; symmetry; angles; and problem-solving and logic are also important