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Online 11 Plus Tuition in Wokingham, Berkshire
Adnan Khan Tutoring delivers interactive one-to-one online 11 Plus preparation for children in Years 3, 4, and 5 across Wokingham, Berkshire (RG40 1–4, RG41 1–2). The programme focuses on helping students succeed in the selective admissions process for Kendrick School (girls) and Reading School (boys), with comprehensive training in English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning.
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Wokingham’s RG40 and RG41 postcodes fall within Kendrick School’s Priority Area 2 designated area, giving local girls access to Kendrick’s admissions process within the wider designated zone. Adnan Khan Tutoring runs live online 11 Plus lessons for Year 3 to Year 5 pupils in Wokingham working towards Kendrick School, Reading School, or both.
Every lesson is delivered live online so that Wokingham families can prepare from home without the drive into Reading for each tutoring session; everything fits around school, clubs and family life.
Why Families in Wokingham Choose 11 Plus Tuition
Wokingham parents consider 11 Plus preparation once they start taking Grammar School options seriously and realise how much targeted preparation both Berkshire schools require. The concerns we hear most:
Why 11 Plus Preparation Matters for Wokingham Families
Berkshire’s only two fully selective state Grammar Schools — Reading School for boys and Kendrick School for girls — are both based in Reading and run completely separate admissions processes with different test formats, registration windows, and test dates. Wokingham Borough Council’s school admissions guidance confirms that families must apply to each school independently.
Kendrick School admits 128 girls into Year 7 using a two-paper GL Assessment format, English/Verbal Reasoning and Maths/Non-Verbal Reasoning, each approximately one hour, on 18 September 2026. Wokingham’s RG40 and RG41 postcodes fall within Priority Area 2. Priority Area 1 candidates are offered places first when the school is oversubscribed, so Priority Area 2 applicants need a particularly strong score.
Reading School admits 150 boys annually through its own four-paper FSCE format covering English, Maths and Creative Writing. Wokingham’s RG40 and RG41 postcodes fall outside the school’s closest catchment area, so boys sit the out-of-catchment September sitting rather than the July in-catchment exam.
Neither school publishes a fixed pass mark in advance. Kendrick’s qualifying score varies annually, and meeting it doesn’t guarantee a place. Offers go to Priority Area 1 candidates first, then to Priority Area 2 in score order. Both schools must be named on the common application form, which must be submitted to Wokingham Borough Council by 31 October 2026.
The pressure of limited Grammar School places and highly competitive entry standards in Wokingham leads many families to start structured 11 Plus learning early and seek professional tutoring guidance.
Students We Support for the 11 Plus in Wokingham
We support families across Wokingham’s RG40 and RG41 postcodes, including children from Emmbrook, Woosehill, Norreys and the streets around Wokingham town centre, as well as families in nearby Winnersh in RG41 and Finchampstead in RG40. Local primary schools we regularly work with include Floreat Montague Park Primary School and Evendons Primary School, among others in the area.
We also support families a little further into Bierton and Windsor through separate online 11 Plus preparation tailored to their local school options and timelines.
The students we work with in Wokingham are primarily in Years 3 to 5, aiming for selective places at Kendrick School and Reading School.
For September 2027 entry, Kendrick School registration opens on 1 May 2026 and closes at midnight on 1 July 2026, with the entrance test on 18 September 2026 and results before 31 October 2026. Reading School registration opens on 25 March 2026 and closes on 17 May 2026; Wokingham boys sit the out-of-catchment September exam. Both schools must be named on the CAF submitted by 31 October 2026. Always confirm current dates directly with each school.
We also offer 12 Plus and 13 Plus tuition for Wokingham families considering a later-stage entry to Grammar School.
How a Wokingham Student Develops Their 11 Plus Skills Over Time
Joining us for her 11 Plus preparation journey, a Wokingham girl was aware that Priority Area 2 requires a particularly strong score. Her comprehension was solid, but Non-Verbal Reasoning was completely new territory, and her Verbal Reasoning speed was inconsistent. Over eighteen months of structured weekly sessions, regular timed GL Assessment mock papers, and detailed feedback, she steadily built the accuracy and pace across all four subject areas needed to compete strongly for a place at Kendrick.
11 Plus Maths
Kendrick’s GL Assessment Maths paper and Reading School’s FSCE Maths test both assess numerical reasoning and problem-solving, but in different formats. Our sessions develop accuracy and speed across numerical reasoning, algebra, geometry and data interpretation, with timed multiple-choice practice for Kendrick and structured problem-solving for Reading School built in from an early stage.
11 Plus English
English at Kendrick covers comprehension, vocabulary and verbal reasoning across a multiple-choice GL Assessment format. Reading School’s English involves extended written tasks, including creative writing, a very different approach. Our lessons develop close reading, inference, precise vocabulary and extended writing at the level both schools expect.
11 Plus Verbal Reasoning
Verbal Reasoning forms one half of Kendrick’s GL Assessment test alongside English. We work through analogies, letter sequences, coded patterns and word relationships in a structured progression, layering in timed practice so that accuracy and speed are both ready well before September.
11 Plus Non-Verbal Reasoning
Non-Verbal Reasoning runs alongside Maths in Kendrick’s entrance test and is almost always unfamiliar at the start. We guide pupils through shape sequences, rule-spotting, reflections, rotations and matrix puzzles in a careful order, until what once looked like guesswork becomes a method they can rely on.
How Our 11 Plus Tuition Plan Works for Wokingham Families
Successful online 11 Plus preparation needs a well-structured plan and sufficient time to build strong practice, confidence, and mastery across all four subject areas. Our expert-led programme for Wokingham families includes the following:
Lessons are mapped directly to the GL Assessment format used by Kendrick School or to the FSCE format used by Reading School, right from the very first session.
Why Families Choose Adnan Khan Tutoring
Families have been supported by Adnan Khan Tutoring since 2000, an organisation led by Adnan Khan, a qualified teacher, senior university lecturer, and teacher trainer. Visit the “Why Choose Adnan Khan Tutoring” page to find out more.
Designed around Berkshire Grammar School requirements, our 11 Plus programme covers all four subjects, with lessons fully matched to your child’s target school format.
Through his continued academic work at Buckinghamshire New University, Adnan Khan upholds the same level of excellence delivered in every tutoring session.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who provides the Online 11 Plus Tuition in Wokingham?
We support children in Years 3 to 5 in Wokingham and across the Wokingham Borough with live, one-to-one online 11 Plus tuition aimed at entry to Kendrick School and Reading School.
Is Wokingham in Kendrick School’s designated area?
Yes. Wokingham’s RG40 and RG41 postcodes fall within Kendrick School’s Priority Area 2. Girls in Priority Area 1 (central Reading, Caversham, Earley) are prioritised above Priority Area 2 candidates when the school is oversubscribed, so Wokingham applicants need a particularly strong score.
Are there any Grammar Schools in Wokingham itself?
There are no state-funded selective Grammar Schools located in Wokingham itself. For Grammar School options, Wokingham residents generally look to the Reading Schools or Kendrick School.
How is the Kendrick School entrance test structured?
Kendrick School uses two GL Assessment papers, each approximately one hour, covering English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. The test took place on 18 September 2026.
How is Reading School different from Kendrick?
Reading School uses its own FSCE format covering English, Maths and Creative Writing across four papers. Wokingham boys are out of catchment and sit the September exam. Registration closes in May 2026, earlier than Kendrick’s July deadline.
When should my child start 11 Plus tuition in Wokingham?
Year 3 or Year 4 is ideal, giving enough time to cover all four subject areas and both test formats properly before Kendrick’s registration closes in July of Year 5.
Do you run 11 Plus mock exams?
Yes. We run timed mock exams in both the GL Assessment format for Kendrick and the FSCE format for Reading School, so students go into their real tests already familiar with the pace and conditions.
For more detailed answers, visit our full Adnan Khan Tutoring FAQ page.
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