3 character traits of OUR students who passed their 4+ Assessment at Highgate (2025 Entry)
/We have prepared hundreds of children for their Highgate 4+ Assessment over the last 16 years. We know exactly what this exceptional school is looking for and we prepare our students to the highest possible standards to be able to go into the Highgate 4+ Assessment and shine. Despite there being 60 places available each year at Highgate at 4+, this is an incredibly competitive school to get into. It is so competitive that this is the only school at 4+ that has a ballot system for children to even be offered a chance to go the this 4+ Assessment!
Think over a thousand children applying for 60 places. Last year, we prepared 5 children for Highgate at 4+. 4 have been offered a place to study at this school from September 2025. This is exceptional.
Here are the 3 character traits of OUR students who passed their 4+ Assessment at Highgate (2025 Entry)
1. Strong physically
All 4 students were very strong physically. They had very strong gross and fine motor skills. They were all able to hold their pencil pretty much perfectly and they could all write their numbers and letters of the alphabet with accuracy and precision. All 4 students could cut to a very high standard. They were all able to complete complex puzzles and demonstrate a variety of strategies to complete the puzzles.
2. Excellent listeners
All 4 students were excellent listeners. When they showed up to meet with me weekly, they were always actively engaged and listening to every single word that I would say. In the 4+ Assessment at Highgate they listened to every single thing that they were asked to do and they did it to a very high standard.
3. Superb focus and concentration
All 4 students were able to focus for long periods of time.
To be successful in the Highgate 4+ Assessment, your child will need at least 12 months of tailored and bespoke 4+ Assessment preparation. Round 1 at Highgate is in November. So as of today, you have 8 months of 4+ Assessment preparation.
Do not procrastinate getting started. You want your child to even have a chance of passing this 4+ Assessment, take the process seriously and put in the work.
It takes time, effort and dedication on your part for your child to be able to into their 4+ Assessment and pass.
