EATTC gives Standard 7 pupils from any school extra lessons and revision. We start with a diagnostic test, plan around the school day and keep the work short, regular and kind.
Tap the one that fits. WhatsApp opens with it in your message.
The PSLE is the Primary School Leaving Examination. Pupils write it at the end of primary school, in Standard 7. Exams like this are set by the Botswana Examinations Council (BEC). Papers and rules can change, so please check the official notice for the year your child writes.
For most families it is the first big exam. That makes it a good moment to build calm study habits, not fear.
It is for Standard 7 pupils at any school in Gaborone, and for the parents who help at home. Your child does not need to change school. Lessons sit around the school day.
We talk to your child first and to you second, in plain English, and we never shame a child for a weak mark.
Young children pick up on worry very quickly. Praise effort before marks. Keep practice short and regular rather than long and tiring. If your child is upset, stop and try again tomorrow.
If you are not sure where to start, begin with the diagnostic test. It tells you what to practise at home and what to leave alone.
Yes. Most of our students go to other schools. Lessons are planned around the school day. See How it works.
As early as you can. Tell us when your child writes and we will count the weeks together. Short regular practice works better than one long cram.
Practice should be short, clear and kind, because a tired child learns very little.
Tell us your subject and level. If a subject is not listed, ask us.
Ask on the past papers page. We only list packs that exist.
Tell us your level and subject. Or send this page to a parent first.
WhatsApp about PSLE help