School Admissions
We help you through the whole process of selecting suitable schools, advising on the entry process and preparing your child for every exam from the ISEB Common Pre-Test (Year 6) all the way through to Common Entrance or Scholarship exams (Year 8).
1-1 Private tuition
We have a team of tutors who are able to offer 1-1 individual tuition to your children either online or in-person in London and some other regions in the United Kingdom. Please contact us for a free, 30-minute consultation to discuss your tuition needs.
Group courses
We run a number of courses each year for the ISEB Common Pre-Test and some school specific courses, e.g. Eton List test course; Sevenoaks preparation course; Harrow assessment preparation and more general 11+ and 13+ courses. Please contact us to register your interest.
Educational consultancy
We can help your navigate the whole process of school admissions from choosing schools suitable for your children to providing tuition. We also provide in-person residential placements and homeschooling services. Contact us to discuss these services.
Overview of School Admissions
Applying to English boarding and day schools can be a very confusing process with many applications to manage and almost annual changes to the admissions process. Here is a brief overview of what most school applications will look like:
1) ISEB Common Pre-Test
Most top UK schools ask candidates to sit the ISEB Common Pre-Test in the Autumn Term of Year 6. This computerised, adaptive exam has sections on Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Some other schools have similar exams such as the Girls' Consortium test. All our school admissions tutors are highly experienced in preparing students for this exam.
2) School-specific exams
Many top schools will invite candidates back in the Winter Term of Year 6 for an interview or assessment day and to sit further school specific exams in English and Maths such as the Eton List Test, the Harrow Test and others. Our team of tutors are experienced in ensuring your child has the best possible chance at making it through this.
