Key stage 1 fits broadly with the first stage of primary education, often known as infant schools. Key stage 1 is a part of National Curriculum. It covers children between the ages of 5 and 7 in years 1 and 2

We teach two subjects at the KS1 level

• English
• Math

Assessment in Key Stage 1

The test taken at the end of KS1 are:

• English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling
• Reading
• Mathematics (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division)

How we prepare

• We prepare our students according to the national curriculum
• Weekly progress report
• Every lesson we make sure students do all the exam tasks such as, Spelling Test, Reading, Grammar and Creative Writing.

At the end of year 2, children will sit their SATs (Standardised assessment tasks), which are national test. We focus and aim is to prepare them for SATs.

Key Stage 2 is a part of National Curriculum. It covers Children between the ages 7 to 11 years

We teach three subjects at the KS2 level

• English
• Math
• Science

Assessment in Key Stage 2

The test taken at the end of KS2 are:

• English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling
• English Reading
• Mathematics (Arithmetic and Reasoning and also mental Maths for extra support)
• Science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology)

How we prepare

• We prepare our students according to the national curriculum
• Weekly progress report is provided
• In every lesson we make sure students do all the exam tasks such as, Grammar, Punctuation, Spellings, Creative Writing Tasks, Arithmetic and Reasoning.

Key Stage 3 is the first three year of secondary school education between years 7 to 9, for pupils age 11 to 14

What we teach

We teach three subjects at KS3 level

• English
• Maths
• Science

Assessment in Key Stage 3

The test taken at the end of KS3 are

• English ( Fiction Test, Non Fiction Test, Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar, SHAKESPEARE, Understanding Poetry, Reading Skills, Writing Skills)
• Mathematics (Numbers, Algebra, Ratio, Proportion and Rate of Change)
• Science (Geometry and Measures, Probability, Statistics

How we prepare

• We prepare all our students according to the National Curriculum
• Weekly progress report is provided
• Past Papers practice
• Every lesson we make sure students do all the exam tasks

SATs are national tests that children take twice during their primary school life. Firstly, at the end of Key Stage 1 in year 2. And then secondly, at the end of Key Stage 2 in year 6. These standardized tests are actually known as End of Key Stage Tests and Assessments, but most people know them as SATs.

What we teach

We teach according to the National Curriculum

• Maths (Arithmetic’s, Problem Solving and Reasoning – Past Papers)
• English (Reading, Spellings, Creative Writing, Grammar & Punctuation – Past Papers)

How we teach

• Our SATs practice material covers all the topics, which your child will need to know for the real exam tests
• They are updated regularly to ensure that they are current and accurate. Detailed mark schemes are included
• Agreeing on a revision plan and ensuring your child sticks to it
• Keep a positive attitude. Yes, SATs are important but if you stress out about your child’s upcoming tests, it might rub off on them

GCSE is the qualification taken by 15 and 16 year olds to make their graduation from Key Stage 4 phase of secondary. Pupils meet the statutory curriculum requirements through compulsory areas of learning and optional courses that lead to general or applied qualifications

What we teach

We teach three subjects at GCSE

• English (All exam board)
• Maths (All exam board)
• Science (All exam board)

How we prepare

• We divide GCSE students into different groups according to their Years and Exam Boards
• 12 Week Exam Preparation Program for GSCE
• We teach same topics for one group
• We teach GCSE curriculum and most importantly PAST EXAM PAPERS which help pupil to deal with exam pressure
• They are updated regularly to ensure that they are current and accurate. Detailed mark schemes are included
• Agreeing on a revision plan and ensuring your child sticks to it
• Keep a positive attitude. Yes, GCSE exams are important but if you stress out about your child’s upcoming tests, it might rub off on them

11-Plus EXAM PREP

The 11-Plus is a selective entrance examination for secondary school, used in those areas of the UK which still have grammar schools, and also by selective independent schools across the country

What we Teach

We are revolutionising 11+ preparation for your child

How we Prepare

English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning in 11plus, there is a strong emphasis on English and Maths core skills.

• For English – this will Include Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling and particularly reading comprehension and vocabulary
• For Math – this includes strong arithmetic skills and the ability to apply mathematical learning to Problem- solving, data manipulation. For tests that include non-verbal reasoning, logical skills.