The selective entry exam is a crucial milestone for many students, and students often prepare for months leading up to it. The majority of students attain a place in one of the four schools by just the exam alone. However, a number of students who were close to selection but didn’t quite make the cut are invited back to attend…
When it comes to writing a persuasive essay, one of the most important aspects is the evidence you use to support your arguments. However, not all evidence is created equal. To make a compelling case, you need to incorporate evidence that is verifiable, quantifiable, and believable. In this post, we’ll discuss how to elegantly incorporate evidence in persuasive writing and…
Writer’s block never comes when it’s convenient! When you’re taking the selective entry exam, you don’t have the luxury of waiting for inspiration to strike. You’re under pressure to write quickly and accurately, and it’s easy to get stuck and struggle to produce quality work. In this article, we’ll explore the causes of writer’s block in exam conditions and provide…
The selective entry exam is extremely competitive. A few superiors won’t necessarily make the cut, so it’s vital that you do as well as possible in each area. Accordingly, one of the most important skills that students must master is the art of writing their persuasive essay. To do this effectively, students should use a structured approach such as the…
Ever feel like there are not enough hours in your day? Time management, organisation, and planning are the three core elements of managing your studies. But how do you create that study schedule and make a balanced environment for yourself without exhausting yourself? Here are three things you can implement in your schedule to get the most out of your…
The pressure of an exam can make even the most studious student feel nervous. With so much riding on the outcome of the selective entry exam, students often find themselves struggling to manage the stress and anxiety that comes with it. But can you ace the exam under pressure? The answer is yes, but it takes more than just academic…
How to Use Facts, Statistics, and Examples to Make Your Arguments More Persuasive Persuasive writing is a crucial skill in today’s world, and in the selective entry exam. Whether you are writing an essay, blog post, or email, you need to convince your audience to agree with your point of view. One of the most effective ways to do this…
Have you ever found yourself staring at a creative writing prompt and feeling stuck? You’re not alone! The search for inspiration can be a challenge, but the good news is, there are many ways to find it. In this article, we will explore 3 tips and tricks for finding inspiration in creative writing. Remember, the selective entry exam’s written ability…
You’ve set out your study schedule, and now it’s time to build your study plan. This is one of the most effective ways to help you navigate as you journey towards the selective entry exam. What’s the difference between a study plan and a study schedule? Your study schedule is your weekly calendar that sets out all your commitments: for…
Do group classes mean you still have to be the tutor at home? Yesterday I was speaking to a parent about helping his Year 6 daughter prepare for the Selective Entry Exams. There were many issues the pair were facing when they came to me, and one of them was the tuition centre they were attending, which shall not be…
