Stevie Wakeham
Qualified British English Teacher | SEND Specialist | Mandarin Speaker | Online English & Psychology Tutor
KS2 (Years 4–6), 11 Plus preparation
Primary verbal reasoning tutors prepare children for the verbal reasoning sections of 11 Plus and selective school entrance exams. VR tests comprehension, vocabulary, analogies, letter patterns and code-breaking under time pressure, skills that can be learned and drilled with expert guidance.
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Qualified British English Teacher | SEND Specialist | Mandarin Speaker | Online English & Psychology Tutor
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GCSE and A level & T level business & English specialist. Ks2 to ks5
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Why it matters
Verbal reasoning questions use unfamiliar formats that children rarely encounter in everyday schooling. Without explicit practice, even very able children can waste valuable exam time working out what a question is asking rather than answering it. A tutor familiarises children with all question types and builds both speed and accuracy.
FAQ
Most families start in Year 4 or early Year 5, aiming for 12–18 months of regular practice before the 11 Plus. Starting too early (Year 2–3) can lead to burnout. Starting in Year 6 is possible but leaves less time for thorough preparation. For selective grammar schools in high-competition areas, earlier preparation is advisable.
No, the 11 Plus typically includes verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, maths and sometimes English comprehension. The exact combination varies by school and consortium. A tutor can advise on the specific format used by the schools your child is applying to.
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