Frequently asked
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| Q. Do we need to supply
our own teaching materials for my child? |
| A. No. Teaching
material is supplied by the Saturday Tuition School. However,
exercise books, pens and pencils should be supplied by the pupil.
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Q.I have more than one child that
I wish to enrol into the Saturday Tuition School. Is there
any discount for this?
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A. Yes. There are
discounts available for brothers and sisters. Please email info@satutdaytuitionschhol.com
or phone the Central Office.
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Q. Can the Saturday Tuition School
help my child who is doing entrance exams/ GCSE exams
and is struggling with certain areas in some subjects?
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| A. At the Saturday
Tuition School, we can help target those areas a pupil is currently
having difficulties with. Pupils are encouraged to bring in
their school books and we will help to reinforce their understanding
of these areas. The school has numerous Pass Papers that can
help prepare pupils for these examinations.
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Q. Can my child do only one subject
in a session?
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| A. No. A session
can be split into two so the pupil can study two subjects (e.g.
Maths and English) instead of one. back
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Q. I wish to prepare my child
for 11+ Examinations ? Can you help me with this
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| A.Yes. We can help
pupils with all facets of the 11+ examinations (e.g. Verbal
& Non-Verbal Reasoning). Additionally, we have practice
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Q. How do parents receive feedback at
the Saturday school ?
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| A. Due to the friendly
and informal nature of the Saturday School, teachers are always
available to discuss the progress of pupils.
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Q. How is work planned for each
pupil ?
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| A. When a pupil
starts the Saturday skill, they are given an assessment test.
From this we can then determine the areas of which they need
help. Additionally, we encourage parents and pupils to bring
in school work of which they are having problems with.
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