Alice Victoria Ashburn
Making learning memorable
Year 4–6, Grammar & Independent School entrance
11 Plus tutors prepare children comprehensively for grammar school and selective independent school entrance exams. Sessions cover verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, maths and English in the proportions required by each school, with timed past-paper practice and targeted gap-filling as the exam date approaches.
Tutors
Making learning memorable
GCSE and A level & T level business & English specialist. Ks2 to ks5
Online Primary/GCSE Maths, GCSE Physics and 11+ tutor
Overview
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Cost
Primary 11 Plus tutors in the UK on TutorLab list rates from £23.00 to £69.00 per hour, across 3 tutor profiles. The price shown is the full hourly price, one all-in price, so the price you see is the price you pay, and the tutor keeps their full rate.
What affects the price
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Why it matters
The 11 Plus is intensely competitive in many areas, grammar schools in Kent, Buckinghamshire, Lincolnshire and the larger cities can attract 5–10+ applicants per place. Children need to perform consistently at or near their best across multiple question types under strict time limits. Preparation with a specialist tutor significantly increases the chance of reaching that threshold.
FAQ
Most grammar schools use either GL Assessment or CEM (Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring) papers. A small number of schools set their own. GL papers tend to use familiar question formats with predictable structure. CEM papers are designed to be harder to cram for and include more unfamiliar question styles. Your tutor will find out exactly which format applies and tailor preparation accordingly.
For most families, 12–18 months gives enough time for thorough preparation without causing burnout. Starting in Year 4 (age 8–9) for a Year 6 exam is typical. In very competitive areas like Sutton, Buckinghamshire or Kent, some families start earlier. A tutor can do an initial assessment to gauge where your child currently sits relative to the required standard.
For children who are genuinely within range of the required standard, targeted tutoring substantially increases the probability of success by building familiarity with question types, time management and exam technique. For children who are well below the threshold, tutoring is less likely to close the gap, a good tutor will be honest with you about this after an initial assessment.
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