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Knowing as many synonyms and antonyms of words will help ace the 11 plus exam. The reason for this is because the English and Verbal Reasoning parts of the exam require students to have a wide vocabulary. So, what are these types of words and how do they help us increase our vocabulary?What Are Synonyms?Synonyms are … Read more
Study centres are not just for university students to go to and get their assignments done. Younger students – even at Key Stage 2 – can attend study centres around the UK. These centres are set up to leverage learning, and many of them can help study for the 11+ exam. Within these study centres you … Read more
Gamification has been identified to have huge benefits in many industries. It can be an innovative way to enhance products and processes and make them appeal to a certain market. Education is one area where gamification can be most beneficial – and 11 Plus Success has been exploring the possibilities of gamification to increase learning … Read more
There is a growing trend in the number of people working outside of the office. Last year, it was found by the Office for National Statistics that over 1.5 million people in the UK are remote workers. These professionals are working different jobs from website design to copywriting and illustration to digital marketing. Some are … Read more
Opportunity is a topic of conversation that interests everyone from politicians to parents. Without opportunities to grasp, life experiences can be limited and quality of life can be reduced. Different types of opportunities can present themselves. Children may be born into a family running a specific type of business, we may even get a little bit … Read more
Once upon a time, children would run out to play, climb trees and use their imagination to take them on worldly adventures. Today, Generation Z (those between 4 and 25 years old today) have technology swamping their lives and ready to transport them to another world with the switch of a games console button. Young children … Read more
A common topic of conversation at the school gates between parents is how their children love to or hate to learn. Some children appear to be destined for the academic stars with their thirst for knowledge and dedication to their schoolbooks. Others would rather play video games and avoid their homework at all costs. When … Read more
When your child is preparing for the 11 plus exam, it can be a scary time – for you as well. The pressures created from just a single test result which will determine the next academic step for your child, can lead to worry, anxiety and even mental health problems. Research has been done to show … Read more
There were growing concerns among education officials that the UK’s GCSE exams were getting too easy. Smiling selfies on results day and tales of 10+ A grades were becoming the norm. As a result, a pledge was made to make GCSE exams harder. So, what happened? If you take a microscope over the results after the … Read more
From a systematic analysis of all studies completed to date on children’s usage of technology, 23% of children are reported to have a dysfunctional relationship with their smartphone. However, the jury is still out on whether using devices too much actually causes any harm. There are many suggestions that an overuse of technology can cause a … Read more