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preparation 11+

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Lyochka · 25/02/2016 23:08

could anyone give me advise how to find an affordable good tutor to prepare my son (year 4) to 11+exam to enter Grammar school? Or maybe someone knows does any tutor take the trial exam? thanks

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Lyochka · 25/02/2016 23:09

Sorry , forgot to say we are looking the tutor in east London.

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hesterton · 25/02/2016 23:13

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Lyochka · 25/02/2016 23:53

thanks for your attention, hesterton. that what i am doing now. the problem is i am a mother. i want someone's view of his knowledge.

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hesterton · 26/02/2016 07:55

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Lyochka · 26/02/2016 10:54

i tried contact few of them. none of them does it. maybe you you can refer any? thanks

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Coffeeismycupoftea · 26/02/2016 11:42

Do you mean Latymer and QEB? You'd need to find a tutor that specialises as lots of tutors are more general or for the privates (i.e. comprehension, maths etc rather than CEM). Look at elevenplusexams.co.uk, they might have some pointers. There are also mock exams advertised on there but more for end of y5 than at this stage.

Ididthattoo · 26/02/2016 12:20

My advice: there are plenty of tutors who do a one-off assessment of where your child is. Then, get him onto one of these 11+ courses (I think elevenplusforum hosts courses in Harrow). Then an intensive course in the summer of year 5. If the tutor tells you it is going to be difficult, then maybe leave it. You don't want your son struggling throughout senior school right?

I have a brilliant daughter and a less brilliant son. Daughter passed the grammar and independent school exams without any problem. Son, who is younger, would only pass with lots and lots of tutoring which I don't want to do. So, local comprehensive or a less academic independent will be the choice for him. I am sure they will do equally well in life.

Good luck!

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