Reading comprehension
Read carefully, understand instructions, identify key details and discuss meaning.
A thoughtful first step into selective school admissions. Develop confident reading, clear writing, mathematical thinking and natural communication.
The 7+ is often a child’s first experience of a selective school assessment. Kew Learning focuses on strong foundations rather than excessive early exam drilling, with preparation aligned to each child’s current abilities and intended schools.
Read carefully, understand instructions, identify key details and discuss meaning.
Build sentences, vocabulary, spelling and the confidence to express ideas.
Develop number fluency, problem solving and the ability to explain reasoning.
Practise listening, answering naturally and speaking with confidence.
Strengthen concentration, resilience and independent task completion.
Review individual school formats and adjust practice appropriately.
Understand current reading, writing and maths skills.
Agree realistic goals and an age-appropriate pace.
Build core skills with guided exercises and feedback.
Check progress and refine the next learning steps.
Our approach is drawn from the supplied Kew Learning company introduction (pp. 4–5). Teaching plans and school-specific preparation depend on the student's needs and current entry requirements.
Interested in the next 7+ programme? Contact our team for current availability, timetable, venue, class format and fees. These details will be published here once confirmed.
Ask about upcoming classes →Requirements vary by school. Many selective schools assess English, mathematics and aspects of communication or interview. Always check the individual school’s current admissions information.
There is no single timetable for every child. Early reading, numeracy and communication habits matter most; a suitable preparation plan depends on the child’s starting point and target school.
No. Kew Learning’s approach emphasises reading, written expression, mathematical thinking and natural responses, alongside appropriate exam familiarisation.
Read together regularly, discuss stories, encourage independent writing and use everyday situations to explore number sense without unnecessary pressure.
Please contact Kew Learning for the latest confirmed timetable, class location, availability and fees.
External information is provided for general guidance; always check the admissions policy and deadlines published by each school or relevant admissions authority.
Kew Learning programme descriptions are based on the supplied company introduction (2026). External links are for parent reference, not endorsements or guarantees of admission.
Talk to our UK-based team about the right preparation for your child.
Contact Kew Learning →These are the original Kew Learning promotional materials. Book titles, covers, schedules and descriptions are preserved in the original artwork. Please confirm class availability before enrolling.