11+ October half term Course (Year 6)

26th – 30th October 2026

Our Year 6 October Half Term Course is designed to refine and sharpen the skills pupils need in the final run-up to the 11+ and independent school entrance exams. Across the week, students will work intensively on English, Mathematics, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning, with regular opportunities to apply their knowledge through timed practice papers and exam-style questions.

This course not only consolidates knowledge but also strengthens exam strategies—helping pupils to manage time effectively, tackle tricky questions with confidence, and remain focused under pressure. Small group teaching ensures targeted support while maintaining a fast-paced, challenging learning environment.

Information about the course 

Subjects

Price
£140 per subject for the week  ·  £210 for VR & NVR
Dates
26th to 30th October 2026, Monday to Friday
Hours
Classes between 9am and 1pm
Location
Blagdon Centre, 118 Blagdon Road, New Malden, KT3 4AE
Subjects
English, Maths, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning
Homework
Daily marked homework with individual tutor feedback

Our Year 6 October Half Term Course is designed to refine and sharpen the skills pupils need in the final run-up to the 11+ and independent school entrance exams. Across the week, students will work intensively on English, Mathematics, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning, with regular opportunities to apply their knowledge through timed practice papers and exam-style questions.

This course not only consolidates knowledge but also strengthens exam strategies—helping pupils to manage time effectively, tackle tricky questions with confidence, and remain focused under pressure. Small group teaching ensures targeted support while maintaining a fast-paced, challenging learning environment.

English

Build advanced comprehension and writing skills with a focus on exam precision. Students learn to analyse complex texts, identify the writer’s techniques, and respond to comprehension questions accurately. Essay writing sessions cover the most common 11+ formats—narrative, descriptive, persuasive—ensuring pupils can adapt to any prompt in the exam.

By the end, students will be able to:
  • Analyse complex texts and identify the writer’s techniques
  • Respond to comprehension questions accurately and with precision
  • Write in the most common 11+ formats: narrative, descriptive and persuasive
  • Adapt confidently to any prompt in the exam
English booklet
Maths

Tackle high-level topics frequently seen in 11+ exams, including tricky areas such as fractions, measurement, algebra, data handling, and geometry. Lessons combine topic mastery with timed problem-solving, teaching pupils to present clear, methodical solutions and avoid common exam pitfalls.

By the end, students will be able to:
  • Handle high-level topics including fractions, measurement, algebra, data handling and geometry
  • Combine topic mastery with timed problem-solving
  • Present clear, methodical solutions
  • Recognise and avoid common exam pitfalls
Maths booklet
Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning

Strengthen logical thinking, vocabulary, and pattern recognition with full coverage of the problem types used in 11+ assessments. Students develop fast, systematic approaches to both word-based and visual reasoning questions, boosting speed and accuracy under exam conditions.

By the end, students will be able to:
  • Think logically and recognise patterns with a stronger vocabulary base
  • Cover the full range of problem types used in 11+ assessments
  • Apply fast, systematic approaches to word-based and visual reasoning questions
  • Work with greater speed and accuracy under exam conditions
Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning booklet
Homework and Marking

Students will be given a homework booklet or revision task each day for each subject. Homework consists of 3 pages of tasks reflecting the topics covered during the day’s lesson. Students must submit their homework at the start of the following day. These booklets will be marked and returned to you with the tutor’s comments, providing feedback on students’ progress and highlighting their strengths and areas for improvement.

In case you’d like to review any of the work with your child after the course itself, mark schemes will be made available to view on the online portal until the end of the year, in December.

Please note
  • There is no set homework on Friday
  • Mark schemes stay available on the online portal until the end of the year
Price
£115 per subject for the week  ·  £175 for VR & NVR
Dates
26th to 30th October 2026, Monday to Friday
Hours
Classes between 9am and 1pm
Platform
Accessed via our Online Learning Platform (BigBlueButton)
Subjects
English, Maths, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning
Homework
Daily homework uploaded and marked via the online portal

Our Year 6 October Half Term Course is designed to refine and sharpen the skills pupils need in the final run-up to the 11+ and independent school entrance exams. Across the week, students will work intensively on English, Mathematics, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning, with regular opportunities to apply their knowledge through timed practice papers and exam-style questions.

This course not only consolidates knowledge but also strengthens exam strategies—helping pupils to manage time effectively, tackle tricky questions with confidence, and remain focused under pressure. Small group teaching ensures targeted support while maintaining a fast-paced, challenging learning environment.

English

Build advanced comprehension and writing skills with a focus on exam precision. Students learn to analyse complex texts, identify the writer’s techniques, and respond to comprehension questions accurately. Essay writing sessions cover the most common 11+ formats—narrative, descriptive, persuasive—ensuring pupils can adapt to any prompt in the exam.

By the end, students will be able to:
  • Analyse complex texts and identify the writer’s techniques
  • Respond to comprehension questions accurately and with precision
  • Write in the most common 11+ formats: narrative, descriptive and persuasive
  • Adapt confidently to any prompt in the exam
English booklet
Maths

Tackle high-level topics frequently seen in 11+ exams, including tricky areas such as fractions, measurement, algebra, data handling, and geometry. Lessons combine topic mastery with timed problem-solving, teaching pupils to present clear, methodical solutions and avoid common exam pitfalls.

By the end, students will be able to:
  • Handle high-level topics including fractions, measurement, algebra, data handling and geometry
  • Combine topic mastery with timed problem-solving
  • Present clear, methodical solutions
  • Recognise and avoid common exam pitfalls
Maths booklet
Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning

Strengthen logical thinking, vocabulary, and pattern recognition with full coverage of the problem types used in 11+ assessments. Students develop fast, systematic approaches to both word-based and visual reasoning questions, boosting speed and accuracy under exam conditions.

By the end, students will be able to:
  • Think logically and recognise patterns with a stronger vocabulary base
  • Cover the full range of problem types used in 11+ assessments
  • Apply fast, systematic approaches to word-based and visual reasoning questions
  • Work with greater speed and accuracy under exam conditions
Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning booklet
Homework and Marking

Students will be given a homework booklet or test to complete each day for each subject. Homework consists of 3 pages of tasks reflecting the topics covered during the day’s lesson. Students must submit their homework at the start of the following day. These booklets will be marked and returned to you with the tutor’s comments, providing feedback on students’ progress and highlighting their strengths and areas for improvement.

In case you’d like to review any of the work with your child after the course itself, mark schemes will be made available to view on the online portal until the end of the year, in December.

Please note
  • Upload only the designated homework page(s) to the online portal for marking
  • The remainder of the workbook is completed and marked at home using the mark scheme
  • There is no set homework on Friday

Face-to-Face

£140
per subject, for the full week
£210 for VR & NVR  ·  £100 deposit secures your place
  • English, Maths, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning
  • Classes between 9am and 1pm, 60 minutes each
  • Blagdon Centre, 118 Blagdon Road, New Malden, KT3 4AE
  • Daily marked homework with individual tutor feedback
  • Mark schemes available on the online portal until the end of the year

Online

£115
per subject, for the full week
£175 for VR & NVR  ·  £100 deposit secures your place
  • English, Maths, and Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning
  • Classes between 9am and 1pm, 60 minutes each
  • Accessed via our Online Learning Platform (BigBlueButton)
  • Workbooks posted out to you before the course begins
  • Daily homework uploaded and marked via the online portal
Discounts
Multi-subject
5%
Applied when booking all subjects of the course
Sibling & referral
5%
Sibling discount, applied when both siblings book the course
£60
Referral credit for both the referring and referred customer, applied to your tuition fees for regular term classes
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All discounts are stackable
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FAQs

Yes, you would need to take the full duration of the course.
We advise taking the full course (all subjects) in order to maximise the benefits of the short 5-day course, especially as the subjects complement and support one another. However, we understand that this is not possible for everybody, so we do allow each student to select the subjects they wish to take in order to tailor the learning to their individual requirements.

Please note that priority will be given to those who book the full course (all subjects).
Please complete your booking form with your desired subjects.

To reserve a spot on the course, you will need to make a minimum payment of a £100 Non-Refundable Deposit. Once full payment is processed on our end, a member of our team will review your booking and despatch a ‘Booking Confirmation’ email as confirmation of your space on the course.

Please note that spaces are offered as First Come First Served based on the order of deposit payment received, and priority is given to those who make bookings for ‘All Subjects’.
Your space in the course is not fully confirmed until full payment is received, so we advise you to make the payment as soon as possible! Our final deadline for payments is 23:59 on the 28th September 2026. If we have not received the payment by this date, sadly, we will not be able to offer you a place on the course.
We understand that circumstances can change and you may need to withdraw from the course.

We offer a 100% refund (minus the £100 Non-Refundable Deposit) before 28th September 2026.

Unfortunately, after 28th September 2026, we are unable to offer any refunds.
Blagdon Centre, 118 Blagdon Road, New Malden, KT3 4AE.
The course will be running from 9am–1pm, Monday–Friday. Classes between 11:15am and 1pm will only be added should we have sufficient interest. Each class is 60 minutes in duration. There will be a 15-minute break between each class.

The full timetable will be released by 7th October 2026. Your specific schedule will depend on which subjects you have selected, but your times will fall between 9am and 1pm.
Students will need to complete the booklet at home to be brought in the following day for marking. The full booklet will be marked by our tutors. If any work is unfinished during the course, this can be completed at a later date and marked at home using the mark scheme on the online portal, which will be accessible until the end of the year.

Please note that there is no set homework on Friday.
Our students will require basic stationery (pen, pencil, rubber, ruler etc), a water bottle, and enthusiasm to learn!

Please notify us if your child has any severe allergies, medical conditions, or any regular medications that we should be aware of prior to the start of the course so that necessary arrangements can be made.
Yes, our regular weekly evening classes will continue during the October Half Term Course. Week 9 will take place as scheduled in the week commencing 26th October 2026.

If you would like your evening classes to be removed from your invoice during the October Half Term Course, please notify us at least four weeks in advance.
Unfortunately, there is no on-site parking available at our centre, but we have listed the nearby parking facilities below:
  • Malden Centre Car Park (3 minute walk away)
  • Limited off-street parking on Alverstone Road / Egerton Road (1 minute walk), but please be respectful to our neighbours and traffic restrictions in the area

We ask that you continue to be respectful and considerate towards our neighbours when picking up and dropping off. Please ensure that you do not block driveways at any time, and ensure to switch off your engine when you are waiting in your car.
If your child is absent, we will not be able to reschedule the lesson. You will be able to collect the workbooks to complete from home, and return them to be marked.

Please ensure to let us know as soon as possible and we will do our best to support you.
A 5% discount is applied when booking all subjects.

A 5% sibling discount is applied when both siblings book the course, and all discounts are stackable.
Yes, you would need to take the full duration of the course.
We advise taking the full course (all subjects) in order to maximise the benefits of the short 5-day course, especially as the subjects complement and support one another. However, we understand that this is not possible for everybody, so we do allow each student to select the subjects they wish to take in order to tailor the learning to their individual requirements.

Please note that priority will be given to ‘All Subject’ bookings.
Please complete your booking form with your desired subjects.

To reserve a spot on the course, you will need to make a minimum payment of a £100 Non-Refundable Deposit. Once full payment is processed on our end, a member of our team will review your booking and despatch a ‘Booking Confirmation’ email as confirmation of your space on the course.

Please note that spaces are offered as First Come First Served based on the order of deposit payment received, and priority is given to those who make bookings for ‘All Subjects’.
Your space in the course is not guaranteed until full payment is received, so we advise you to make the payment as soon as possible! Our final deadline for payments will be 23:59 on 28th September 2026. If we have not received the payment by this date, sadly, we will not be able to offer you a place on the course.
We understand that circumstances can change, and you may need to withdraw from the course.

We offer a 100% refund (minus the £100 Non-Refundable Deposit) before 28th September 2026.

Unfortunately, after 28th September 2026, we are unable to offer any refunds.
The online classes will utilise the same platform as our regular course. We use a platform called BigBlueButton, which has many interactive features.
The course will be running from 9am – 1pm, Monday–Friday. Classes between 11:15am and 1pm will only be added should we have sufficient interest. Each class is 60 minutes in duration. There will be a 15-minute break between each class.

The full timetable will be released by 7th October 2026. Your specific schedule will depend on which subjects you have selected, but your times will fall between 9am and 1pm.
We will be sending out the workbooks for the course, and you should receive these by the 10th October. If you have not received your workbooks by this date, please let us know, and we will ensure these are sent out to you as soon as possible.

We recommend that our online students have a computer or laptop device with access to Google Chrome for the best experience.

Please ensure your child has access to the correct workbook for the correct day and all necessary stationery (pencil, rubber, ruler). Calculators are not necessary for this course.
There is designated daily homework for each subject that will need completing and uploading to the online portal homework submission page. Please ensure you upload only the designated homework page(s) for marking as the remainder of the workbook is to be completed and marked in your child’s own time using the mark scheme. The mark scheme will be uploaded to the online portal and will be accessible until the end of the year.

Please note that there is no set homework on Friday.
Yes, our regular weekly evening classes will continue during the October Half Term Course. Week 9 will take place as scheduled in the week commencing 26th October 2026.

If you would like your evening classes to be removed from your invoice during the October Half Term Course, please notify us at least four weeks in advance.
A 5% discount is applied when booking all subjects.

A 5% sibling discount is applied when both siblings book the course, and all discounts are stackable.