11+ Vocabulary: Family Relationships
The video below is a summary video from the first of our vocabulary booster course. To watch the first full session video click here. Family Titles The first activity involves matching the family relationship words to those that describe the way someone acts. mother – maternal father – paternal brother – fraternal sister – sororal The adjectives on the right can be used to describe […]
Vocabulary Booster 2: Be Prepared
tel: 07871 766937 Years 4 to 6 The video below is the second in our series of Vocabulary Booster classes. Each week, a new topic is covered which will expand your child’s vocabulary and introduce them to hundreds of new words. This video is accompanied by a set of vocabulary worksheets, which provides examples and […]
FAQs: Should my child be on more difficult Bond books?
Bond and CGP books are two of the most widely used books for 11+ preparation though there can be a lot of questions, and anxiety, around how to best to use them. We’ve outlined our philosophy for working through these books in a way that helps your child to fulfil their potential as quickly as possible.
Secrets of an 11+ Tutor: 6 Ways To Get Your Child to Do Homework Without a Fuss
Many parents have mentioned that, although their child is more than happy to come to class, getting them to do the related homework can be a complete nightmare. Firstly, it’s worth remembering that this is completely natural and it doesn’t necessarily mean that a child is going to be like this for the rest of their lives.
Parents try all sorts to get their child to do their homework but few look to psychology to help them. Below, we’ve looked at some research-backed, tried-and-tested ways of getting your child to do their homework without a war breaking out.
Cheap, Easy and Educational: Easter Activities to Keep Kids Entertained
During the Easter holidays, it’s essential that children have fun, relax and enjoy spending time with their family where possible, but there’s no need for their education to completely fall by the wayside. Make learning a treat and not a chore with educational activities that won’t break the budget