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Online 11 Plus Tuition in Caversham, Reading, Berkshire

Adnan Khan Tutoring offers live online 11 Plus Tuitions for children in Years 3, 4, and 5 who live in the RG4 area of Caversham, Reading, Berkshire. We use a structured approach in Maths, English, verbal reasoning, and nonverbal reasoning to help students get ready for entrance exams at Reading’s top Grammar Schools.

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Structured 11 Plus preparation without travel, delivered fully online

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A clear, tailored learning plan for Buckinghamshire 11 Plus success

Adnan Khan Tutoring provides live online 11 Plus classes for students in Years 3, 4, and 5 in Reading, Berkshire, to prepare for Grammar School entrance. The service supports families in Caversham and the RG4 area whose children intend to apply to Reading School for boys or Kendrick School for girls, both of which are fully selective Grammar Schools. Additionally, assistance is available for families whose daughters are preparing for either the selective stream or non-selective placements at Reading Girls’ School, which follows a distinct admissions process.

 

Families in Caversham can prepare for the 11 Plus examination from home, thereby eliminating the need to travel. The online lessons are structured to accommodate school commitments, extracurricular activities, and family schedules.

Why Families in Caversham Choose 11 Plus Tuition

Many families in Caversham begin searching for 11 Plus support once they realise how challenging it can be to get into Grammar Schools in Reading. Here are some situations we often see:

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A child might be bright and hardworking, but still not quite reach the level needed for Reading’s selective entrance exams.
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In Maths, a child may understand the lessons but lose marks on multi-step problems, fractions, ratios, or word problems, especially when working under time pressure.
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In English, a child may read well but find it hard to analyse texts, write structured answers, or use accurate vocabulary when under exam pressure.
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For Verbal Reasoning, a child may not know how to approach code sequences, letter patterns, or analogy questions. These are tested at Kendrick School but are not usually taught in primary school.
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In Non-Verbal Reasoning, a child might find spatial reasoning and pattern recognition with diagrams difficult without focused practice. This is especially important for those applying to Kendrick.
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Families may also feel unsure about how to manage registration and preparation for both schools simultaneously, since Reading School and Kendrick School have different exam formats, exam providers, and registration periods.
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Why 11 Plus Preparation Matters for Caversham Families

Reading has two of the most academically selective state Grammar Schools in the South East, and families in Caversham are well positioned to apply to both. Reading School, a boys’ Grammar School on Erlegh Road, has educated pupils since 1125 and is regularly ranked among the top state schools in the country. It was named Secondary School of the Year for the South East in the Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2024. Kendrick School, the girls’ Grammar School on London Road, is also highly regarded and attracts applicants from across Berkshire and further afield.

Reading School has a Published Admissions Number (PAN) of 150. Each year, 138 day pupils join Year 7, with 12 extra places for boarders. The entrance test includes four papers: Adventure, Beacon, Compass, and Discovery.

Kendrick School’s Published Admission Number (PAN) for Year 7 in September 2027 is 128. Admission is based on two tests, each lasting about an hour, with a short break in between. The tests cover English, Maths, Non-Verbal, and Verbal Reasoning.

There is no shared test between Reading School and Kendrick School. Passing one test confers no eligibility for the other. Both schools are highly competitive and oversubscribed. Meeting the qualifying standard in either exam does not guarantee an offer; places are allocated by each school’s oversubscription criteria once scores have been standardised.

Because of this, many Caversham families start 11 Plus tuition early and look for expert support that matches the specific needs of the school or schools their child is aiming for.

Students We Support for the 11 Plus in Caversham

We help families in Caversham and nearby areas of Reading, such as Tilehurst, Cippenham, Langley, Cookham, Datchet, and Eton. Our support covers the RG4, RG1, RG6, and RG8 postcode areas. We also work with students from local primary schools, including Caversham Primary School, Caversham Park Primary School, Micklands Primary School, Emmer Green Primary School, The Heights Primary School, The Hill Primary School, St Anne’s Catholic Primary School, and Thameside Primary School.

We also help families throughout Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and South Oxfordshire. Our separate online 11 Plus preparation programmes cover other selective schools in these areas.

Many of the children we support are in Years 3, 4, or 5 and are preparing for selective entry at Reading School, Kendrick School, or the selective stream at Reading Girls’ School. Some families in the wider RG4 area also prepare for Grammar Schools in nearby counties, such as Oxfordshire, which have their own registration processes.

Registration for Grammar School entry in September 2027 has now closed. Results for both schools will be released in mid-October 2026, before the secondary school application deadline on 31 October 2026. Please check with each school for the latest dates and registration details, as these can change from year to year.

If your child in Caversham is aiming for late entrance to grammar or independent schools, we also offer 12 Plus and 13 Plus tuition.

Students We Support for the 11 Plus in High Wycombe

Targeted 11 Plus Preparation

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After an initial examination revealed high maths skills but deficiencies in verbal reasoning and timed English comprehension, a Caversham student was enrolled in Year 4. Regular mock practice and focused feedback over the course of a planned two-year programme helped students improve their speed, accuracy, and confidence across all topics evaluated on the target school entrance exam, enabling better preparation for Grammar School entry in reading.

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In our Maths sessions, tutors help students develop problem-solving skills and exam strategies instead of just repeating drills. Students learn how to tackle number problems, algebra, geometry, and data interpretation step by step, using Key Stage 2 material up to the end of Year 5. This matches the curriculum for both the Reading School FSCE papers and the Kendrick GL Assessment Maths paper. We also teach exam techniques like showing all working and checking answers, so students can avoid careless mistakes when time is short.

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11 Plus English

Both schools test English, but in different ways. Reading School’s FSCE papers look at comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, and written expression across several papers. One of these is a Creativity paper that asks for original, imaginative responses to a prompt. Kendrick School’s GL Assessment English paper uses multiple-choice questions and covers reading comprehension, spelling, punctuation, and grammar. In our online 11 Plus English lessons, children practise both question types. They work on multiple-choice reading and grammar, as well as longer written answers, so they are ready for whichever school they choose.

11 Plus Verbal Reasoning

11 Plus Verbal Reasoning

Kendrick School includes Verbal Reasoning in its GL Assessment papers, with a section on Verbal Reasoning alongside English in the first paper. Reading School does not test Verbal Reasoning separately. In our Verbal Reasoning sessions, students build logical thinking and learn to spot language patterns through guided practice with analogies, letter sequences, code-breaking, word relationships, and logic questions. Timed exercises and regular practice papers help students feel more confident during real exams.

11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning

11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning

Kendrick School also tests Non-Verbal Reasoning as part of its GL Assessment papers. The second paper covers spatial and diagrammatic reasoning, as well as Maths. Reading School does not test Non-Verbal Reasoning separately. In our lessons, students learn to interpret shapes, find hidden rules, understand spatial relationships, and solve visual sequences. They build confidence through guided practice with rotations, reflections, codes, matrices, and pattern transformations.

How Our 11 Plus Tuition Plan Works for Caversham Families

The best online 11 Plus preparation offers a personalised, well-organised path that gives students the time and support to grow their skills, confidence and mastery in every subject their chosen school requires. Our expert-led programme for Caversham families includes:

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A free initial assessment to identify the child’s current level, aligned to the specific exam or exams they are preparing for — Reading School’s FSCE papers, Kendrick’s GL Assessment papers, or both where relevant.
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A personalised learning plan designed to match each child’s unique strengths, ambitions and the specific requirements of their target schools.
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Interactive weekly sessions led by seasoned 11 Plus tutors who bring expertise and encouragement to every lesson.
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Twice-weekly homework assignments that reinforce learning and help students track their progress.
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Regular timed practice through online tests and 11 Plus mocks.
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Ongoing progress reports and regular updates for parents keep families informed and involved every step of the way.

Our tutors carefully tailor each lesson to mirror the exact format and content of your chosen school’s entrance exam, making sure every session is purposeful and directly relevant from day one.

How Our 11 Plus Tuition Plan Works for High Wycombe Families
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Why Families Choose Adnan Khan Tutoring

Since 2000, Adnan Khan Tutoring has empowered students under the guidance of Adnan Khan, an experienced teacher, university lecturer, and teacher trainer. Discover what sets us apart on our Why Choose Adnan Khan Tutoring page.

Our 11 Plus programme offers tailored, step-by-step preparation in every subject covered by Reading’s Grammar School entrance exams, from Maths and English to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning, all carefully aligned with each school’s unique exam style.

Adnan Khan’s work with Buckinghamshire New University showcases his wide-ranging expertise, helping to shape and inspire effective teaching throughout the region.

Families appreciate the independent feedback found on Trustpilot, where parents openly share their stories and celebrate their children’s progress with Adnan Khan Tutoring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who provides online 11 Plus tuition in Caversham, Reading, Berkshire?

Adnan Khan Tutoring offers live online 11 Plus lessons for students in Years 3, 4, and 5. These sessions help children get ready for entrance exams at Reading School, Kendrick School, and the selective stream at Reading Girls’ School.

What are the Grammar Schools in Reading, and how do their exams differ?

Reading has two fully selective schools: Reading School (for boys) uses a four-paper exam. The exam takes place in July of Year 6. The Kendrick School (for girls) test includes Maths, English, and Verbal/Non-Verbal Reasoning and is held in September of Year 6. You need to register separately for each school’s exam.

Is there a fixed qualifying score for Kendrick School?

No, Kendrick School does not have one set qualifying score. The required score depends on the candidate’s category and may change based on how many people apply.

Does Reading School's catchment area include Caversham?

Yes. The RG4 postcode falls within the catchment area, giving Caversham residents priority day-place consideration over out-of-catchment applicants.

When should my child start 11 Plus tuition in Caversham?

We recommend starting in Year 3 or Year 4. Registration closes in May of Year 5, and Reading School’s exam takes place early in July of Year 6.

Is online 11 Plus tuition effective for Grammar School preparation?

Yes. Structured live lessons, interactive screen-sharing, and instant feedback offer robust, comprehensive exam preparation with zero travel time.

Do you run 11 Plus mock exams?

Yes. We offer full-length, timed mock exams tailored to each school’s exam format to help you master time management and build test-day confidence.

For more detailed answers, visit our full Adnan Khan Tutoring FAQ page.

Are you looking to help your child get ready for Grammar School in Caversham?

Our live, structured 11 Plus tuition helps your child gain confidence, improve important skills for their chosen school, and get ready with regular lessons, feedback, and practice tests.

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