Der Parents,
To celebrate our 10th anniversary here are 10 words associated with CELEBRATION for your 11-plus child:
Annual – it happens once a year
Auspicious – fortunate or favourable
Commemoration – a celebration of or a reminder of some past event or person
Celebrant – someone who performs a religious ceremony
Impromptu – done without any rehearsal or planning/preparation
Jubilant – rejoicing or triumphant
Jubilee – a special anniversary e.g. silver (25th), golden (50th) and diamond (60th)
Memento – a souvenir
Momentous – very important
Merriment – cheerfulness and liveliness
Revelry – lively and noisy festivities
Author
Helena
Helena Steel founded the Story Room in 2013 and has never looked back. She has tutored children for their 11-plus exams for the past 17 years and is a partner at www.succeed11plusmocks.co.uk She is in awe of children’s minds; how they can absorb and retain information, their brilliant creativity and how they can improve across the whole curriculum (including foreign languages, science and maths) with a little help with their English. She studied Law at UCL, is a qualified solicitor, a published poet and has been a judge on the BBC 500 words competition.
She has helped hundreds of children gain entry to schools including; City of London (girls and boys), St.Pauls, Dame Alice Owens, Latymer, Henrietta Barnet, Queen Elizabeth Boys, Haberdashers (girls and boys), St Albans, Channing, St Michael’s Catholic School, U.C.S, Dubai College (U.E.A), Sevenoaks, Highgate, Merchant Taylor, Benedeen, North London Collegiate, Highgate, Mill Hill, Palmers Green High, St John’s (Enfield), Queenswood, Haileybury and more...
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