A little encouragement on test day
A reassuring message for children sitting their 11+, and for the parents supporting them. Hard work, effort and taking a deep breath sit at the heart of the message.
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Little moments.
Lovely milestones.
The ideas, encouragement and learning celebrations behind The Little Thinkers’ Club — gathered from all eight profile posts and its highlights.
FAMILY VOICES & CELEBRATIONS
Reasons to feel proud.
“I cannot recommend @thelittlethinkers tutoring enough.”
A family recommendation shared in the Testimonials highlight, also praising support for the poster’s children, niece and nephews.
Celebrating the journey
The Testimonials highlight shares several 2025 Medway Test successes and parent messages, followed by more recent family celebrations of Kent and Medway results.
These are individual stories shared on Instagram. They are not a complete results record or a prediction of another child’s outcome.
View the original Testimonials highlight ↗THE CLUB’S NOTEBOOK
Every post has a story.
Original artwork, with a little context. Follow the links for the complete posts and carousel content.
Personalised tuition, with purpose
The club’s tuition post introduces 1:1 support from EYFS to Year 6, SATs and 11+ preparation, alongside group 11+ and Year 6 SATs sessions.
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Understanding the Bexley route
An Instagram reminder about the March registration window and Bexley’s move to Quest. This is an archived announcement; use the current council guidance for new applications.
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Kent Test registration reminders
Helping families remember the registration step and prepare with confidence. The original post relates to an earlier test cycle, so its “tomorrow” wording is not a current deadline.
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When learning becomes something they want to do
A pupil learning celebration from January 2025: enthusiasm for 11+ homework, asking for extra practice and taking pride in the process.
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A little introduction to non-verbal reasoning
The club explains how visual puzzles develop pattern spotting and thinking with shapes, then invites followers to try an odd-one-out challenge.
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Welcome to The Little Thinkers’ Club
The founder introduces over 10 years in primary education and leadership, and a belief in personalised learning that develops knowledge and self-esteem.
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A belief in the lasting value of learning
The first post shares a quote attributed to B.B. King about learning being something no one can take away. A fitting starting point for a club built around growing minds.
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Curiosity in action.
The second slide of the club’s reasoning carousel offers visual odd-one-out questions. Look closely at shape, orientation, shading and the number or position of details.
Try explaining the rule aloud before choosing an answer. The thinking matters as much as the choice.
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