City of London Junior School tutors
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7 Plus, 8 Plus, 11 Plus, 13 Plus, Other School Entrance, English & Maths
David studied Music at York University during the years 1988 - 1991 before taking his PGCE at Leeds University, gaining qualified teaching status...
Online tuition
English (1992)
School entrance experience
City of London Junior School entrance guide
Opened in September 2022, City Junior School is a feeder school for City of London Girls and City of London School, which cater for girls and boys respectively from Year 7 (11+). Co-educational, City Junior School accepts pupils from Y3 (7+) and also has occasional places available in other year groups. It is situated in central London and boasts sole access at times to gardens and historic indoor areas. Please read on for information about this new school, and to find tutors who can support your child throughout the admissions process.
Open Days and Events at City Junior School
Open Days and Events at City Junior School
Open days and events are held throughout the year and are bookable on the school website. The school usually updates the events page at the end of May.
7+ Entry to City Junior School
7+ entry to City Junior School is through a two-stage process. The first stage, which takes place in the Autumn term of Year 2, is an assessment day, consisting of English and Maths tests, which are age-appropriate and based on the National Curriculum. The English test involves both comprehension and free writing, and the Maths test is made up of basic calculations and problem-solving. Following this, pupils are invited to interview for the second stage of the process; this day, which takes place early in the Spring term, also involves observation of the pupils by current staff, and problem-solving activities. References are then requested from the pupil’s current school, and offers are sent out shortly afterwards.
Bursaries to City Junior School
Bursaries are available to City Junior School at 7+ entry only for those who would otherwise not be able to afford the education offered. They are means-tested and must be applied for at the time of registration. Bursary application will include a home visit, and detailed guidance is available on the school website.
Click here to access the City of London Junior School website
