Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning, Year 5 Students – Oct Half Term

Date: 18th October 2025 - 20th October 2025

Venue: Great Western Studios, 65 Alfred Road, W2 5EU

Time: 10:00 - 15:00 (Weekend) and 10:00-13:00 (Monday)

Course Fee: £1170

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Course Introduction

This short, two and a half day course is aimed at getting to grips with reasoning – an important aspect of entrance exams, often overlooked.

Course Schedule

Day I – will focus on verbal reasoning. Student will learn both ISEB and CEM rules, including quantitative and vocabulary – focused questions.
Day II – will focus on non-verbal reasoning. Students will review both ISEB and CEM rules, and look at 2D, 3D and spatial reasoning material.
Day III – students will sit a reasoning exam (90 minutes). This comprehensive exam will be marked by our in-house mock exam team, and students will receive full grades, feedback and advice.

“Olly is a highly capable, calm and knowledgeable tutor. Fun and focussed with a great ability to share his passion while imparting genuine exam skills!”

— Parent of year 5 student

Group Leads

Oliver Ford

Oliver has helped students gain places at schools such as Westminster, St. Paul’s, Highgate, UCS and City of London School Boys, alongside helping them achieve prestigious scholarships at schools like Eton. Oliver has well over 2,000 hours of tutoring experience. His teaching style is patient and encouraging, he makes learning fun and creates dynamic resources which contextualise learning within topics that his students require for exams as well as interest them.

Our Cancellation Policy

If you cancel less than two weeks ahead of the start date of the course, the fee is non-refundable and non-transferable to another date or another student.

If you cancel outside of the two week course date, we will happily credit your account to attend a future course.

If you do not show up for a course, you are not eligible for a credit or refund.

Why we charge a cancellation fee

This is to cover the tutors’ reserved time to run a group course, to pay for their time spent pre-planning the class and relevant material, printing fees incurred and the loss of revenue to Winterwood as it is often too late to fill a cancelled space. More importantly, other students miss out on attending a group.