How early should my child start preparing for these private school entrance exams?

When it comes to test prep, starting early is almost always a good idea, but “how early” really depends on your child and their goals. For most students, we recommend beginning dedicated preparation about six to twelve months before their target application deadlines. This is to avoid cramming and additional stress on your child. It’s about a consistent, manageable pace that allows for skill-building and confidence growth without overwhelming them. We usually kick things off with a diagnostic test to figure out your child’s current strengths and where they might need a little extra support. This helps us create a personalized plan. If your child is aiming for a highly competitive school or needs to make significant academic gains, starting closer to the 12-month mark gives us ample time to really dig deep into the material and refine those test-taking strategies. Think of it like training for a marathon, not a sprint – steady progress over time yields the best results and keeps stress levels down.

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