moving to bucks with year5 ds -where do i start for 11+
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moving to bucks with year5 ds -where do i start for 11+
am moving to bucks mid oct and thinking of 11+ -am not sure where to start .also have 2 others so need to prioratize time .any hints ideas am feeling terrified by the site and slightly rabbit in headlights .is it too late to start now ??? any help and advice gratefully recieved !!!....
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Hi Claire142
Welcome to the site and please don't panic!
Focus on Year 5 DS - there is no need to do anything for the others at present.
Tutoring/coaching for the Bucks 11+ 2010 would usually start around January 2010, so you have plenty of time.
If Year 5 DS needs tutoring/coaching, and you are willing to pay for someone else to do that, you should try to find a tutor now. PM me with your location and I will see if I can find someone in your area. Some tutors will already be booked up, but others may not be.
If home-tutoring is your preferred option, look at Patricia's "Sticky" on this section on DIY/Home tutoring.
Sally-Anne
Welcome to the site and please don't panic!
Focus on Year 5 DS - there is no need to do anything for the others at present.
Tutoring/coaching for the Bucks 11+ 2010 would usually start around January 2010, so you have plenty of time.
If Year 5 DS needs tutoring/coaching, and you are willing to pay for someone else to do that, you should try to find a tutor now. PM me with your location and I will see if I can find someone in your area. Some tutors will already be booked up, but others may not be.
If home-tutoring is your preferred option, look at Patricia's "Sticky" on this section on DIY/Home tutoring.
Sally-Anne
Try having a look at these first..
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/freque ... stions.php
see left hand side of this page for other help topics.
and this one for some DIY tips
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/forum/ ... php?t=4782
Any questions please come back and ask... just reply on this thread.
Edit :Ooops SA beat me to it
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/freque ... stions.php
see left hand side of this page for other help topics.
and this one for some DIY tips
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/forum/ ... php?t=4782
Any questions please come back and ask... just reply on this thread.
Edit :Ooops SA beat me to it
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re panic!!
have looked at the info on patricias e mail thanks chad -have stopped panicing and am reading -its fab thank you .
Re: re 11+
As well as prep for 11+, which you're presumably hoping will lead to a grammar place, you need to consider the backup plan. Some of the upper schools are very good on any measure, but a few are not, and if you have a backup that you're reasonably happy with, it's less pressure for the 11+.claire142 wrote:do feel like rabbit in headlights and think local comp a lot easier!!cheers
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Claire - you've got mail.
Go to the bottom of the page and click on "You have no (or X number of ) private messages" - as you have logged in and out again, I suspect it will say "no private messages".
You can set your profile to alert you to PMs either via a pop-up (or flashing cursor) when you log on, or via email to the address you used to register on the Forum.
Sally-Anne
Go to the bottom of the page and click on "You have no (or X number of ) private messages" - as you have logged in and out again, I suspect it will say "no private messages".
You can set your profile to alert you to PMs either via a pop-up (or flashing cursor) when you log on, or via email to the address you used to register on the Forum.
Sally-Anne