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Tuition Archive

Eleven Plus Exams Finalists in EducationInvestor Awards 2025

Eleven Plus Exams are delighted to announce that we have been selected as finalists in the EducationInvestor Awards 2025, organised by Nexus Media Group, in the...

People’s Choice for Tuition Partner of the Year 2024

It was an honour to receive the People’s Choice Award for Tuition Partner 2024 at the National Tutoring Awards last Friday. This year's awards ceremony was...

Eleven Plus Exams Tuition shortlisted for the National Tutoring Awards 2024

We are very pleased to announce that Eleven Plus Exams has recently been shortlisted for several awards as part of the National Tutoring Awards 2024, organised...

Welcome to our 2024 students!

Enrollment for our 2024 online tuition courses are open for years 3, 4 and 5. Winter break is over and January marks the beginning of a...

Government to fund half tutoring scheme costs amid budget concerns from schools

The Department for Education originally planned to pay a quarter of the cost of the National Tutoring Programme next year.

UK private school fees rise 5.6%

Fees at the UK's private schools have risen by 5.6 per cent from last year, according to figures from the Independent Schools Council.

Wednesday briefing: Are standardised tests failing children?

In today’s newsletter: Sats tests have left students in tears, and teachers and parents calling for an overhaul. Here’s how they are supposed to work –...

Historic Lambeth girls school to shut due to shortage of pupils

St Martin-In-The-Fields High School for Girls will shut to most year groups this summer and cease operating completely in 2024

Why don’t we screen for comprehension?

Our assessment of children’s reading skills is currently missing a crucial component, says Megan Dixon

Our ‘obsession’ with phonics has worked

On reading and in many other areas of education policy, the Labour Party remains in hoc to the views of the teacher unions

A-levels, T-levels and BTecs: A guide to the 2023 exams

For many pupils, it is the first time they will have sat formal exams, because GCSEs did not go ahead as normal during the pandemic. This...

Why primary pupils still need maths catch-up support

The extent to which Covid learning loss is still affecting primary pupils in Maths has been revealed by new research, which suggests that schools will be...