Choose a P6 Format From Two Papers
Melissa Tan 142 2026-09-05 14:12:43 Edit
Tonight is a P6 format choice from papers you already have. Open the last two marked English papers. If the child attempts every section but repeats the same leak, a group can host that leak. If a whole section is blank, start private.
Read the last two papers before you book
Open the last two marked English papers. If the child attempts every section but repeats the same leak, a group can host that leak. If a whole section is blank, or the child will not speak, start private.
Do not use a friend's AL as evidence. Do not use a brochure class size as evidence.
Book one format for four weeks

Group if the child already writes and needs to hear another answer. Private if one leak needs the whole hour. Do not stack both this week.
Format | Paper diagnosis | Book when |
|---|---|---|
3-6 group | Shared Paper 1 or Paper 2 task | The child attempts the paper |
1-to-1 | The hour stays on one returned paper | A section is blank or silent |
Omit fees and campus. No format raises an AL by itself.
Confirm the live Primary page
The current Primary School English page lists 3-6 person groups, 1-to-1 lessons, and a trial. Confirm live terms. No class promises an AL.
See iWorld Learning's Primary School English page for the live list. Do not copy a historical address.
This is not the trial-observation page
A trial is how you test a room. This page chooses a format from papers you already have. Use the trial page only after the format is chosen.
Do not treat a trial as a format decision. A friendly trial can still be the wrong format for a blank section.
FAQ
A blank oral is a speaking-turn problem, not an automatic private booking if writing is strong.
If oral is weak but writing is attempted, is private required?
No. A group can still host oral turns. Book private if the child will not speak at all, or a whole written section is blank.
Can we keep home marking and skip class?
Yes if both papers already show a named leak you can rewrite at home. Book a class only if that home rewrite has failed twice.
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