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The 11-plus exams, for some 10 and 11 year old students in the United Kingdom are brutally competitive tests administered to precocious minds in their final year of primary education, and determines their admission to English grammar schools and other secondary schools which use academic selection.
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INDIAMATHS association members are expert 11plus tutors from India, providing very reasonably priced deep preparation 11plus coaching to academically deserving students for eleven plus exams.
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Our cooperative has over 175 active senior "exclusive coaches" for mathematics, mostly retired from academia and research, with an unmatched combined accumulation of 3,000 YEARS of teaching experience in mathematics and ancillary subjects.
INDIAMATHS is the only national coaching body with founder-member affiliation to the IGCSE organisation.
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1. Age to take 11 PLUS exam?
The 11—Plus (or 11+ or eleven plus) is an examination taken by some students in Year 5 of primary school for admission to grammar schools or private independent schools. Most children are 10 years old when they take the 11-plus exam. “11 Plus” indicates the exam entry age for students is age 11 or over.
There are now about 160 Grammar Schools remaining in England after the 11—plus test was discontinued in Northern Ireland.
The success ratio for the 11 plus test varies considerably about the nation, with some schools attracting thousands of applicants for as little as 175 seats with a selection rate of perhaps 3 percent. Elsewhere In areas where the grammar system has been fully retained the success ratios are somewhat higher.
2. How do grammar and private schools select pupils?
Grammar schools select pupils via the 11 plus test which often features kinds of questions not usually taught in the standard state primaries.
Grammar school entrance tests include all or some of the following:
- • Numerical reasoning (maths)
- • Verbal reasoning
- • English comprehension, punctuation and grammar
- • Non-verbal reasoning
- • Creative writing
They have traditionally used questions based on verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning to "discriminate", and it is argued that
those who have been intensively tutored tend to do much better in these tests (source: BBC.COM)
3. Are Indian tutors any good for British exams?
While it's true there are some pretty awful tutors from India, however, with a bit of care and diligence British parents can locate excellent and experienced tutors from India for teaching mathematics and the sciences, and save a bundle in the process.
While we can't speak for other tutors from India, for ourselves we can say that our tutors are native English speakers, educated in the Cambridge systems, possess at least a masters or Ph.D in mathematics, engineering or science, have decades of teaching experience teaching international students for Cambridge, Edexcel, AQA, IB exams and are up-to-date with the current syllabus and textbooks for these exams.
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11plusmaths offer the highest level of private tutoring to fulfill your child's 11-plus target. All our instructors have a deep understanding of more than 11+ English, math, verbal and non-verbal reasoning. To ensure that your child benefits fully from joining 11 Plus Maths, we endeavor to offer private tutors from Indiamaths teams who match the student's personality and learning style. We believe this is a key factor in unlocking your child's potential and giving them the confidence to do their tests well.
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- Richardson, H. (2016). Grammar schools: What are they? BBC News. [online] 8 Sep. Available at: https://www.bbc.com/news/education-34538222 BBC News answers some of the key questions about grammar schools and poses some 11-plus questions for readers to tackle.
- Shepherd, J. (2011). School places: find out how many people get the first choice secondary place across England. The Guardian. [online] Available at: http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2011/mar/17/secondary-schools-schooladmissions Secondary school places are controversial - new figures show exactly how many parents get their first choice preference.
- Reporters, T. (2017). Grammar schools could ask parents for up to £40 a month to make up funding shortfalls. The Telegraph. [online] 25 Jan. Available at: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2017/01/25/grammar-schools-could-ask-parents-40-month-make-funding-shortfalls/ Grammar schools are considering asking parents for cash to make up budget shortfalls set to be caused by changes in funding, head teachers have warned
- Horrie, C. (2017). Grammar schools: back to the bad old days of inequality. [online] the Guardian. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2017/may/04/grammar-schools-secondary-modern-11-plus-theresa-may The long read: So they want to bring back grammar schools, but what about secondary moderns? Chris Horrie remembers dark days of useless teachers, playground violence and useless qualifications, Grammar schools, Schools, Education, Secondary schools, Theresa May, Politics, Education policy, Inequality
- Duell, M. (2016). How does YOUR school do in GCSEs? [online] Mail Online. Available at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3410011/How-does-school-GCSEs-New-results-tables-reveal-best-10-England-getting-C-grades.html Every girl at The Henrietta Barnett School in London achieved at least five A to C grades including English and maths last year, while it also had a 100 per cent pass rate for the English Baccalaureate
- Jenkins, S. (2017). The return of the 11-plus is Theresa May’s first real Trump moment | Simon Jenkins. The Guardian. [online] 9 Mar. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/mar/09/11-plus-theresa-may-trump-moment-grammar-schools Grammar schools make no sense educationally, financially or politically and are based on a lie, Grammar schools, Theresa May, Free schools, Secondary schools, Budget 2017 (March), Schools, Education, Philip Hammond, UK news, Politics
- TheSchoolRun. (2019). What is a grammar school? [online] Available at: https://www.theschoolrun.com/grammar-schools-explained The grammar school system in England and Northern Ireland explained for parents of primary-school children
- The Independent. (2015). Why grammar schools are a good idea. [online] Available at: https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/why-grammar-schools-are-a-good-idea-a6697421.html Given the choice between stats and personal experience, I give a heavy weighting to the latter. So it is with the grammar schools. Bad in theory, bad on the stats, at least on a superficial inspection, and flawed, no doubt, but for those who went to one, they represented a ladder of opportunity which has since disappeared
- Millar, F. (2019). Which party is tackling the injustice of grammar schools? None has the guts | Fiona Millar. [online] the Guardian. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2019/dec/10/which-party-tackling-injustice-grammar-schools-fiona-millar Selective education is expanding by stealth. The general election should have been a chance to make a stand Grammar schools, Schools, Secondaryschools, Education, Education policy,General election 2019, Politics, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Society, Local government
- the Guardian. (2020). Grammar school scoring is wrong, says father – and hopes finally to prove it. [online] Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/feb/25/grammar-school-scoring-wrong-11-plus-tribunal James Coombs’ son failed his 11-plus in 2012 and now has an Oxford offer. After eight years a tribunal could force changes to selection
