Forest (2025 Entry) 4+ Assessment Report

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I’ve never done this before but as so many of you want to know our success rates and results, I am going to be very transparent and I will be writing a report for each school that we prepare our students for at 4+.

We will begin with Forest.

The results came out yesterday.

There have been a full spectrum of emotions. Anger, despair, joy, happiness, sadness and gratitude.

This report is based on the results of our students who had nearly 10 months of Assessment preparation. This is because I recommend 12 months of Assessment preparation at this school. Last year none of our students started a full year before. This year, I am thrilled to say that several parents have already started preparing their children with us for Forest (2026 entry).

1. Percentage of students who were offered a place at Forest (2025 Entry)

100% - Myself and my team prepared 6 children for their 4+ Assessment at Forest (those who had consistent weekly tuition for 10 months). All of these children were successful yesterday when they received their results!

All of our students who had CONSISTENT weekly tuition passed their Assessment at Forest.

2. Number of students who have been Waitlisted

2

I will update the report once places have been finalised. I strongly believe that these students will be offered a place at Forest.

3. Three key reasons for success at Forest

  • Consistent weekly tuition

  • Regular communication between parents and teacher during the week between the lessons

  • Consistent daily activity - Children completing all of the home learning sent each week

4. Three key reasons for failure at Forest

  • Inconsistent weekly tuition (stopping and starting)

  • Not completing the home learning tasks each week

  • Not being ‘ready’ for the Assessment. Eg. Not answering the questions asked or not completing the tasks to the standard expected at this school.

Congratulations to all of our amazing students who have been incredibly successful. This is not an easy assessment to pass at all. We are all so incredibly proud of you all!