IMPORTANT: ***PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING THIS CLASS***

1. Book this class only if you agree to our Terms & Conditions.
2. The minimum number of children required is five children and the maximum is twelve children (per school year group).
3. Our normal cancellation policy will be applied if a parent cancels their booking (s). No exceptions.

***FACE-TO-FACE ENGLISH GCSE BOOSTER SATURDAY CLASSES***

Frequency: Every Saturday. See our 2024-25 calendar here.

Time: From 9:30 am until 11:30 am.

Attendance: Children are expected to attend weekly according to our calendar.

Location: More House School. 22-24 Pont Street. Knightsbridge. SW1X 0AA

Tutor-Child Ratio: 1:12 (strictly minimum 5 children, maximum 12 children). We will offer you an alternative course if the course is fully booked or if the course does not open or if at any time,  for any reason during the term, there are fewer than five children enrolled until the end of the term.

Resources for the session: Children will need to have access to stationery, including pens or pencils and paper.

Non-contact registration and dismissal procedure: Children are registered and dismissed using our exclusive non-contact Security code system. Our registration and dismissal process takes place outside the venue. No exceptions.

ABOUT THE SATURDAY ENGLISH BOOSTER CLASSES

• Enhanced writing and analytical skills: The course focuses on refining students’ essay-writing techniques, critical analysis, and comprehension skills, which are essential for tackling exam questions with clarity and depth. This helps students excel in both coursework and exams by teaching them how to structure answers effectively and improve language use.
• Tailored exam preparation: By working with experienced tutors, students receive targeted revision on key areas such as literary analysis, grammar, and exam techniques. This ensures they are well-prepared for specific exam challenges, including unseen texts, creative writing, and complex essay prompts.
• Boosted confidence in English: Regular practice with past papers, combined with personalised feedback, builds students’ confidence. This is particularly important for students who may feel uncertain about more subjective areas like creative writing and literature analysis, giving them the tools to succeed under exam pressure.

We recognise that progress in English is built on solid foundations. That is why we ensure children are confident with the fundamentals of English before progressing to more challenging topics. We also foster the study skills necessary for children to become independent and confident leaders. Study skills include:

• Time management
• Finding and using keywords
• Prioritising information and understanding exam questions