Everest Tutoring
GATE · Year 6

Year 6 GATE tutoring for the March ASET

Everest Tutoring's Year 6 GATE class is the final run to the ASET in March: a weekly 2.5-hour small-group class, capped at 10, at Harrisdale, Willetton and Perth Modern, with a full timed mock every three weeks. In 2026, 103 Everest students received selective-school offers. The first class is free.

Updated 13 September 2026

4.8 · Harrisdale (224) 4.9 · Willetton (122) 4.9 · Perth Modern (47)First class free · no entry test

The Term 4 to March plan

UnitWhat is coveredNote
Term 4Full syllabus revision, two timed mocks, writing to criteriaWeekly class
January intensiveSix 2.5-hour masterclasses, one timed mock, review with parent interviewOptional, $450
Term 1 (to March)Exam technique, three timed mocks, individual feedbackWeekly class

Sources: Department of Education WA: Gifted and Talented selective entrance

When and where

Times shown are Perth time. Live seat counts come from the booking system.
CentreDayTimeTutorBook
HarrisdaleSunday9:30am to 12:00pmEverest tutorFree trial
WillettonSaturday9:30am to 12:00pmEverest tutorFree trial
Perth ModernSunday1:00pm to 3:30pmEverest tutorFree trial

Price

Prices include GST. 10-week terms, one class a week. First class free.
OptionPer termPer weekNote
Year 6 GATE class (Term 4 and Term 1 intensive)$750$75Term 1 runs to the ASET date

What is included

  • Weekly 2.5-hour class covering all four ASET components
  • Printed Everest booklets with worked examples and homework
  • Access to the GATE AI Question Bank (2,500+ questions)
  • Timed mock exams with a written report each term
  • 24/7 tutor support through the Everest app

Sibling discount 10% for one sibling, 15% for two or more. Join mid-term and pay only for the weeks left. Refund and cancellation terms.

How a lesson runs

Teach

The tutor introduces or revises the concept with worked examples on the board, one component at a time.

Practise

Students work from the Everest booklet while the tutor checks every student's working, so mistakes are caught in the room.

Ask

The last part of every class is doubt time and one-to-one guidance. Nobody moves on until everyone has it, and the booklet goes home with answers at the back.

The booklet is the tool, not the lesson. Every class is taught; the booklet holds the worked examples, the practice set and the answers so students keep working between classes.

Questions parents ask

Which schools can my child apply for?
Selective GATE programmes run at 24 WA public secondary schools, including Perth Modern School, Rossmoyne SHS, Willetton SHS and Harrisdale SHS. The application (with school preferences) is made to the Department of Education before the ASET.
Is the first GATE class really free?
Yes. Every new student's first class is free with no payment details, no entry test and no lock-in. Book the trial, come to the class, and decide afterwards.
Can my child join part way through a term?
Yes. Students can join in any week of the term and are invoiced only for the weeks remaining.
What happens if my child misses a class?
Up to two missed classes a term carry forward as credit to the next term with 24 hours notice, and the class materials are provided.
How many students are in a class?
Classes are capped at 10 students so the tutor can check every student's work each week. Most classes run with six to eight.

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