Tag: Primary School Learning

Primary 6 children preparing for the SEAG Transfer Test in Northern Ireland

February in Primary 6: Noticing Progress Without Rushing It

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Supporting children preparing for the SEAG Transfer Test By early February, Primary 6 children across Northern Ireland are well settled into the school year. Christmas feels like a distant memory, routines have largely re-established themselves, and parents have had several months to observe how their child is coping, both academically and emotionally. At this stage, Read more about February in Primary 6: Noticing Progress Without Rushing It[…]

SEAG Transfer Test preparation

The Power of Consistency in Children’s Learning

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SEAG Transfer Test preparation, like all effective learning, is built on consistency rather than last-minute effort. In education, it is often the big moments such as tests, reports and results that attract the most attention. However, from my experience working with primary school pupils across Northern Ireland, it is rarely these moments that define progress. Read more about The Power of Consistency in Children’s Learning[…]

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SEAG Transfer Test Tips: How to Improve Pupils’ Comprehension Performance

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Practical Strategies to Improve Pupils’ Comprehension Performance Improving pupils’ comprehension performance is crucial for success in the SEAG Transfer Test. As a qualified teacher and tutor, I have been helping children improve their comprehension abilities, ensuring they’re well-prepared for the test, for the past six years. In this article, I’ll outline practical strategies that can Read more about SEAG Transfer Test Tips: How to Improve Pupils’ Comprehension Performance[…]