BESPOKE UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM TEST
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BESPOKE UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM TEST
My Daughter is currently in year 4, so will sit this in Autumn next year. Does anyone have any ideas how best to prepare for the new bespoke test and which practice materials are likely to be closest to the Durham test. Or is it just a case of having a go at all publishers materials.
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Sorry, I didn't read it properly!
Right, so we are talking about preparation for the 11+ in 2009. I am in the same situation...my daughter is also coming to the end of year 4.
I personally feel that as long as I am keeping my daughter's brain ticking over and exposing her to a variety of question types, I shall feel that we have done enough.
We have not started any preparation yet and shall not for many months. Reading and exposure to more complex words etc is more of a priority for me at this stage. We didn't actually do much prep for our son last year either. Partly because he refused!!!
Does your daughter attend a school which will support the 11+ and give you, as a parent, any advice and guidance? Haave you started any preparation yet?
Anything you glean from other sources, please post on this forum. We are short of Warwickshire people.
Right, so we are talking about preparation for the 11+ in 2009. I am in the same situation...my daughter is also coming to the end of year 4.
I personally feel that as long as I am keeping my daughter's brain ticking over and exposing her to a variety of question types, I shall feel that we have done enough.
We have not started any preparation yet and shall not for many months. Reading and exposure to more complex words etc is more of a priority for me at this stage. We didn't actually do much prep for our son last year either. Partly because he refused!!!
Does your daughter attend a school which will support the 11+ and give you, as a parent, any advice and guidance? Haave you started any preparation yet?
Anything you glean from other sources, please post on this forum. We are short of Warwickshire people.
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Thank you for the welcome.
We have started some preparation, using the stage 3 bond books, as these seem to be age appropriate and I feel will help her learning whatever the outcome of the 11+. She enjoys doing these (well maybe not the maths!!).
Have not got anything from our School, we live in Worcestershire though.
Have not managed to "glean" much information - did talk to admissions at Warwickshire a few days ago who told me the format of the 2 papers.
We have started some preparation, using the stage 3 bond books, as these seem to be age appropriate and I feel will help her learning whatever the outcome of the 11+. She enjoys doing these (well maybe not the maths!!).
Have not got anything from our School, we live in Worcestershire though.
Have not managed to "glean" much information - did talk to admissions at Warwickshire a few days ago who told me the format of the 2 papers.