A clear process, defined deliverables
From the first conversation to application preparation, we connect direction, tasks and progress. Tell us about your child, and we will explore school choices and a practical way forward together.
1
First conversation
Discuss your child's year group, curriculum, preferred schools and family plans to identify what to focus on first.
You receive: Initial preparation priorities and advice on whether a fuller assessment would be useful.
2
In-depth assessment(paid)
Student and parent conversations, school records and goals inform an assessment of strengths, preparation priorities and pathways to explore.
You receive: A written planning report to guide family discussion and preparation.
3
Reviewing the plan
We explain the options, reasoning and preparation gaps, answer the family's questions, and review any changes needed to goals or timing.
You receive: Agreed priorities, an action timeline and any decisions still outstanding.
4
Applications and preparation
Move school choices, documents, interviews and academic preparation forward, using progress records and feedback to keep parents informed and students focused.
You receive: Application tracking, document feedback and preparation notes for the services selected.
5
Follow-up after admission(optional)
For families choosing transition support, agreed reviews consider curriculum adjustment, study habits and family feedback, identifying matters requiring further attention.
You receive: Review notes, study recommendations and priorities for the next stage.
Inside the planning report
The report brings together the assessment, pathway comparisons and recommendations, explaining the basis of the advice. These are the core sections; emphasis varies with the student's stage and goals.
- 1
Student profile and academic background
Academic foundations, communication, interests and willingness
- 2
Family goals and plans
Timing, relocation and the support the family can give
- 3
Pathway comparison
What each realistic pathway requires, and the trade-offs
- 4
Types of school to consider
Curriculum fit, preparation gaps and factors to consider
- 5
Priorities
Priorities for language, subjects and interview skills
- 6
Action timeline
Preparation tasks, milestones and responsibilities for the family
- 7
Decisions for the family
Questions for parents and child to decide together
Preparing for your consultation
A school shortlist is not required. Please do not send the student's identity documents for an initial enquiry.
- The student's year group and current curriculum
- Recent academic progress and preparation concerns
- Intended start date and family considerations
LIXIAN / LET’S TALK
One question can start the next chapter.
Have a school in mind, or still exploring? Tell us your child’s year group and what matters to your family. Let’s find a useful place to begin.