Tutoring in Camden for 7+, 8+, 11+ and ISEB
In-person sessions are available in Camden. The first three sessions of every Nova programme are taught in your home. All later sessions are online.
How tutoring works in Camden
A free consultation
You tell us about your child and which school or exam you have in mind. We explain which Nova programme fits. Within 24 hours we send a written recommendation.
Three sessions in your home in Camden
The first three sessions of every programme are taught in person, so your child and your family get to know the tutor, and the tutor gets to know them.
Then online, with a report after every session
All later sessions are online. You receive a Session Note after every session, so you know what was covered and what comes next.
Sessions are 60 minutes, one-to-one or in a group of two or three. In a group, one home is nominated as the teaching venue for the three in-person sessions. Every tutor is a qualified teacher with a current Enhanced DBS check.
Selective schools in Camden
Camden has no grammar school, so selective entry here means independent schools. South Hampstead High School and St Margaret’s Hampstead are members of the London 11+ Consortium, whose member schools share one assessment for girls’ entry at 11+.
University College School, Junior Branch
Independent, boys, 7+ and 8+
The main point of entry is 7+ (Year 3), by the school’s own written English and Maths tests. A small number of places are offered at 8+ (Year 4) by written English and Maths tests.
University College School, Senior School
Independent, boys, 11+
The school’s own English and Maths papers, taken at the school. Every candidate is invited to sit the entrance exam.
South Hampstead High School, Junior School
Independent, girls, 7+
A half-day assessment with tests in maths, writing and comprehension.
South Hampstead High School, Senior School
Independent, girls, 11+
The London 11+ Consortium assessment, then an interview.
St Margaret’s School, Hampstead
Independent, girls, 7+ and 11+
At 7+, the school’s own English and Maths papers and a short informal interview. At 11+, the London 11+ Consortium exam.
The Hall School
Independent, boys, 7+ and 11+
At 7+, online testing in English, Maths and Developed Ability. At 11+, the school’s own assessment for entry to its own Year 7.
Nearby, in other boroughs
Highgate School
Independent, co-educational, in Haringey
Its own written tests at 7+ and its own English and Maths papers at 11+. See the Haringey page.
Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park
Independent, girls, in the City of Westminster
The London 11+ Consortium exam, then an interview.
Entry points, tests and dates change from year to year, so check each school's own admissions page before you plan. Listed from the schools' own pages, last checked October 2026. Nova is not affiliated with any school listed, and a place is never guaranteed.
Preparation for each entry point
11+
Year 7 entry at grammar and independent schools
11+ tutoring in Camden7+
Year 3 entry at selective independent schools
7+ tutoring in Camden8+
Year 4 entry at selective independent schools
8+ tutoring in CamdenISEB
Entry to leading boarding and day schools at 13+
ISEB tutoring in Camden
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