What your child will be asked to do isn't as important as how they should do it.

Parents keep asking me this question…

‘What will my child be asked to do in their 4+ assessment?’

It’s an okay question but it’s not the most important question. Also, I answer this question very well here for you.

‘What can my child do in their 4+ assessment that will give them a huge edge over the other applicants?’

That’s a much more interesting question for you to ask yourself.

Remember, this is a competition. And if you don’t like this - don’t send your child to a 4+ assessment.

Remember. your child will be up against 400-500 other children (on average) and if you don’t like this - don’t send your child to a 4+ assessment.

Remember that many children will be rejected and told no - and if you don’t like this - don’t send your child to a 4+ assessment.

No body wants to receive that letter or email that tells them that their child has not passed their 4+ assessment but it’s all part of the process.

We support our students to have full 4+ curriculum coverage so that they can go in and do everything that they are asked to do to a very high standard but ultimately what we do so exceptionally well is this…

We support our clients to understand what is expected of their children in their 4+ assessments so that they can be their child’s guide. And we support our students to know exactly what is expected of them so that they can go into any 4+ assessment and be able to demonstrate what the assessors are looking for in order to be able to pass.

Simple.

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