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Tutoring to successfully prepare children for 11+ entrance exams and KS2 Support


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As a professional tutor with a 12-year experience and life-time in education, I work independently and as an employee of prestigious local tutoring agencies for KS2 Support and the preparation of the 11+. 
 
With a passion for education and teaching, I am enthusiastic and committed to my students and their needs so they can indeed succeed in a confident and friendly learning environment.
In the last round of exams, I am proud to say that all my students secured places at the best private and/or grammar schools in South-East London.

I provide:
- One-to-one focus to address your child's unique ways to learn so he/she can attain the expected level of attainment.
- Thorough knowledge of the requirements for each specific selective test.
- Cements the child's knowledge acquired at school, as well as covers subjects and exam techniques not taught in school by the end of Year 5, thus filling in the possible gaps in his/her knowledge.
- Consultation about grammar and independent schools in the area available.

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“Caroline tutored my son over Zoom prior to him sitting exams for senior school.  Their sessions were always very calm and focussed and Caroline managed to cover a lot of content with him in a short time including maths, English, verbal and non-verbal reasoning.   If you are looking to support your child through these 11+ / senior school exams, I would highly recommend Caroline.”

"If you're looking for tuition for your child (for the 11 plus, entrance exams or to support primary school curriculum learning), we can recommend Caroline Perret who tutored our son. Caroline is filled with a love of learning herself and makes the sessions engaging and enjoyable while at the same time identifying the areas in which the child needs support. A recipe for stress-free success."

"Caroline is a kind, warm and inspiring tutor. My 10-year-old daughter always looked forward to her sessions with Caroline and she became very well prepared for her 11+ exams."

"We were very happy indeed with Caroline - Imogen and Bailey both got offers from all schools applied for, and Bailey has two academic scholarships and a third scholarship interview, so they have done wonderfully - thank you!"

"When tutoring my son Theo, Caroline was really committed and was brilliant for keeping him motivated. They had a really nice relationship. She has an amazing ability to make the lessons fun and was always coming up with inventive ways of teaching. I've just asked my son if he wanted to add anything and he said: "She knew me really well."

"I have known Caroline around four years and she has taught two of my four children. In terms of teaching content, I have found her to be a very well-prepared and diligent teacher, with creative ideas about how to engage the children, taking into account differing needs. She is very personable and popular with the children - they have always very much looked forward to seeing her. On the practical side, she is organised, punctual and communicative."

"I am the parent of a child whom Caroline has recently tutored. She has adeptly guided my daughter through the 11+ content required for some competitive local secondary schools and taught her even more besides! Just as importantly, my daughter has loved her sessions with Caro and they have helped instil what I hope will be a lifelong love for learning, in her! Caroline is awesome and I shall use her for my younger children, when the time comes!"
“Caroline has great expertise in guiding and preparing children for their 11+ and academic scholarships whilst ensuring that the process remains fun and stress-free. Our daughter was eventually offered an academic scholarship to the school of our choice and so we were delighted with the outcome and would recommend Caroline wholeheartedly.”

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