The next interview in our series is with Sue Flohr MBE, Policy Manager at the British Dyslexia Association. For over 40 years the BDA has been the voice of the ten percent of people in →
We now come to the fourth and final part of our blog series on getting into Oxbridge. We’ve gone through the entire process of application, from choosing a college and submitting our UCAS form to →
There have been a lot of animal themed questions in this series of 11 hard 11+ maths problems. It seems that animals, as well as providing us with daily subsistence and endless amusement on YouTube, →
For our next interview, we spoke with Adam Muckle, President of The Tutors' Association, a membership body that represents tutors and tutoring companies in the UK. We asked Adam to give us an overview of →
It’s time for the next part of our series looking at some of the hardest 11+ maths questions in recent years, and this week we’re going to be looking at the mathematics of cats chasing →
Last week’s 11+ question was a bit of an epic, so for this week I’ve got something much more concise. This question comes from a Sevenoaks School 11+ sample paper, and it’s the final question →
