Expert 11+ tuition
Live online lessons in Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning (VR) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (NVR), taught by experienced, skilled tutors, including Grammar School and Russell Group alumni.
We go through the last set of homework and clear up any weak areas.
Prepared questions on screen, getting steadily harder. Your child works in their notebook while we mark and correct as we go.
The tutor gives feedback and sets homework for next time.
Watch how a PassFrame lesson runs: a live call, questions on screen, a whiteboard when an answer needs explaining, then feedback and homework.
Every lesson is live on Microsoft Teams with screen sharing and an online whiteboard. Each lesson sticks to one subject, and the two below take it in turns from week to week. Questions are prepared in advance, with variety and rising difficulty in each subject.
Fractions, decimals and percentages, ratio, measures, shape and data, plus the multi-step problems the exams use to stretch children.
Solving puzzles with shapes and patterns: sequences, matrices, odd one out, codes, rotation and reflection, and spatial questions such as cube nets and hidden shapes.
Comprehension across fiction, non-fiction and poetry, plus spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary. We also practise the writing tasks some schools set.
Thinking with words and letters: synonyms and antonyms, word connections, anagrams, hidden words, letter and number codes, sequences and logic puzzles.
Parents mark homework, and we start each lesson by going through the questions they found difficult. Progress also depends on practice at home, so we recommend at least an hour of study a day between lessons.
Our tutors are experienced and skilled, also including Grammar School and Russell Group university alumni.
Specifically for 11+ preparation, for Year 4 and Year 5. Two one-hour lessons a week, so the total is £90 a week.
Extra support on top of your two weekly lessons.
If your child is struggling with a particular topic and you would like us to focus on it in an extra lesson, you can arrange one with us over a call, at this rate.
We talk about your child, and the exams and schools you are aiming for.
A short set of questions across all four subjects. It is not a test: it shows us where your child is starting, and gives you a taste of how our sessions are run.
Lessons begin, planned around what the assessment showed.
Regular checks show progress and where to focus next.
Tell us a little about your child and we will get in touch to arrange a free consultation and introductory call.
Anything not covered here? Email us.
11+ tuition is for Year 4 and Year 5.
As early as possible. Ideally in Year 4, where we can build foundational knowledge and cover the entire syllabus in good time.
All lessons are 1 to 1, on a recurring weekly day and time with your child's tutor.
Solely online, via Microsoft Teams.
We recommend 45 minutes per day outside of lessons.
Contact your tutor to arrange a reschedule. This must be done 24 hours in advance of the lesson, as no-shows cannot be compensated.
We talk with parents at the end of lessons, and share assessment test results and feedback.
Send a new recurring request through the parent portal for the day and time you'd like — your tutor accepts or declines it there.
The details behind how a PassFrame place works.
This is a general summary of how we work, not a substitute for formal legal advice.
Fees are £45 per hour (£90 a week) for 11+ tuition. Fees are due weekly, in advance of that week's lessons, by bank transfer unless we agree otherwise. Extra homework help or focus lessons are charged separately, at £40 per hour.
Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, once you confirm paid lessons with us, you have the right to cancel that agreement within 14 days, without giving a reason, for a full refund of any lessons not yet delivered. If you would like lessons to begin within that 14-day period, we will only do so once you have told us that is what you want, and you accept that you may lose the right to cancel for any lessons already delivered by the time you cancel. To cancel, just email us and we will confirm and refund you within 14 days. Booking a free introductory call does not start this 14-day period, as no paid agreement is made at that stage.
Separately from your right to cancel, we ask for at least 24 hours' notice to reschedule a lesson. Lessons cancelled with less notice, or missed without notice, cannot be refunded or rescheduled. If we ever need to cancel or move a lesson, we will let you know as early as we can and offer an alternative time.
Lessons take place online via Microsoft Teams, using video, screen share and a shared whiteboard. Homework is set after most lessons, marked by parents at home, and reviewed at the start of the next lesson. Progress is tracked through regular monthly tests.
Parents are responsible for making sure their child has a working device, a stable internet connection and a quiet space for each lesson, and for supporting the recommended homework routine at home. PassFrame is responsible for delivering the agreed lessons, tracking progress, and letting you know early if anything needs to change.
The data controller is PassFrame Tuition, founded and run by Timothy and David. For anything to do with your data, contact us at passframefd@outlook.com.
We collect only the information we need to arrange and deliver lessons: parent and child names, year group, contact details, and notes on progress and homework.
We use this to run lessons, communicate with parents, and track a child's progress. We do not sell it or share it with third parties, other than the services we use to deliver tutoring itself, such as Microsoft Teams, and we never use it for marketing without asking first.
We keep active account and lesson records for as long as your child is enrolled, and for up to 12 months after your last lesson with us, in case you return or need a reference. After that, we delete them, unless we're required by law to keep something longer (for example, financial records for tax purposes).
As a parent, you can ask to see the information we hold on your family, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it earlier than the periods above, at any time, by emailing us. You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk) if you believe we've mishandled your data.
