Free 11+ / Kent Test Taster — Small Group, Big Confidence
Scholars’ Harbour, Whitstable · 21 November 2026
A free 11+ and Kent Test taster session for children in Years 4 and 5, run by Scholars' Harbour in Whitstable on Saturday 21 November 2026 from 10.30 to 11.30. Children solve a harbour mystery through English, maths and reasoning challenges, in a group of no more than six. Booking is required, with no obligation to join the January course.
Highlights
- Solve a harbour mystery with English, maths and reasoning challenges.
- Small group of up to six children, with friendly support.
- Free taster to meet the tutor before January's course.
Good to know
- Step free
- Street parking
- No dogs, except assistance dogs.
Getting there
Scholars’ Harbour, 17 Ham shades Lane, CT5 1NX
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