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Eight short courses, one per comprehension skill. 8 of 8 clinics are live. Start with the heaviest-weighted skill on most 11+ boards — Inference.
Examiners don’t test “comprehension” as a single skill. They test eight distinct reading skills, defined by the Standards & Testing Agency reading framework. Different 11+ boards weight these skills differently — GL Assessment leans on vocabulary in context and inference; CSSE foregrounds figurative language and structure; the London 11+ Consortium uniquely tests comparison across texts. One generic comprehension book cannot prepare a child for all of them. Eight focused clinics can.
Every clinic is tagged with the boards that emphasise it most. If your child is sitting GL, ISEB, CSSE or the London Consortium, the prioritisation is built in.
Every mini-passage inside every clinic is brand-new, written for Prep4All in the style of the boards your child is sitting. No recycled past-paper material your child may have already seen.
Children don’t just choose an answer — they learn to point to the sentence that proves it. That single habit is what separates top-band answers from middling ones in every UK 11+ marker’s guide.
The published research on 9–11 year-olds is clear: extrinsic pressure damages long-term motivation. Each clinic teaches one method calmly, with no countdown clock and no comparison to other children.
The same teach-then-practise structure across all eight — so once your child learns how a clinic works, they can fly through the rest.
By the end of all eight clinics — typically four to six weeks of light, consistent use — your child should be able to do every one of these on a real 11+ paper.
Work out an unfamiliar word from the sentence around it
Scan for facts without re-reading the whole passage
Summarise a multi-paragraph passage in one accurate sentence
Point to the sentence that proves an inference
Predict what a character is most likely to do next — with reasons
Name how a passage is organised — chronology, problem-solution, claim-evidence
Recognise simile, metaphor, personification and explain their effect
Compare two short texts on the same topic, noting both similarity and difference
All eight Skill Clinics. The full passages library. Mock papers, audio comprehension, evidence-pinning, weekly parent coaching. Used by 1,000+ UK families. No credit card to start.