School Written Testing

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | St Olave’s Grammar School Guide

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GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers which contain similar content to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by St Olave’s Grammar School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

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STAGE 1 ENTRANCE TEST (SET)

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STAGE 2 ENTRANCE TEST (SET)

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The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by St Olave’s Grammar School.

About the School

 

Address — St Olave’s Grammar School, Goddington Lane, Orpington, Kent, BR6 9SH

Type of school — Boys grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr Andrew Rees

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1081

Places available in year 7 —  124

Average applicants per place — 8 or more.

Catchment area —  St Olave’s Grammar School does not have a catchment area but places preference on 11+ test grades. 

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Boys who are Children Looked After (registered in public care) or who were Looked After but ceased to be so because they were adopted or became subject to a child arrangements orders or special guardianship order by rank order.

  2. A maximum of 10 places will be available for boys in receipt of Pupil Premium by rank order.

  3. Should there be insufficient applicants eligible for a place as outline above, the remaining places will be allocated purely according to rank order.

Please note that the school offers up to four ‘choristerships’ a year for boys to join St. Olave’s as Wakeham Choristers at The Queen’s Chapel of the Savoy. Applicants must still pass the entrance exams but will also have a voice test. Successful candidates will commence as Wakeham Choristers one year prior to joining Year 7 at St Olave’s. Find out more here.

School Summary

St Olave’s Grammar School (previously St Olave's and St Saviour's Grammar School) is an all-boys, selective grammar school in Bromley, South East London. The school has a large sixth form which accepts both boys and girls.

The school specialises in maths and computing.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2014. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style: St. Olave’s Grammar School’s Selective Eligibility Test (SET).

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Maths 

  • Verbal Reasoning

  • Non-Verbal Reasoning

Exam length:

Stage one — 1 x 1 hour exam.

Stage two   2 x 1 hour exams.

Pass mark —  Pass mark changes every year.

Other exam information:

  • There are two stages of tests. Only candidates who pass the first stage will be invited back for the second.

  • The initial Selective Eligibility Test (SET) consists of multiple-choice questions on English comprehension, mathematics, verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

  • The second stage consists of two exams:

    • English — one hour long, covering multiple choice comprehension questions and a creative/persuasive writing exercise or essay.

    • Mathematics — one hour long, covering a range of maths topics.

  • Stage 1 and 2 results are standardised to rank the candidates. The top 124 will immediately be offered a place. 

  • If there is a tie, it will be determined using the results of the mathematics paper, then the creative/persuasive writing, then the English comprehension and finally the SET.

Scores will be standardised.

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Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Wilson’s Grammar School Guide

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GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage 1 11 Plus assessments by Wilson’s Grammar School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

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English Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

Maths Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Wilson’s Grammar School.

About the School

 

Address — Wilson’s Grammar School, Mollison Drive, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 9JW

Type of school — Boys grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr N J Cole

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1262

Places available in year 7 —  186

Average applicants per place — 10 or more.

Please note approximately 1500 children sit the test for Wilson’s Grammar School each year.

Catchment area —  Wilson’s Grammar School does not have a catchment area but the school states:

“For practical reasons your son shouldn’t have a journey of more than an hour in order that he may fully participate in the wider life of the school. However, our admissions criteria are not based on catchment areas, post codes or distance criteria except in the case of determining the last places to be offered where two or more candidates hold the same standardised score.”

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Looked after children or previously looked after children by rank order of standardised score in the entrance tests.

  2. 10 places for boys eligible to receive Free School Meals by rank order of standardised score in the entrance tests.

  3. Remaining places will be allocated to boys according to their position in the rank order of standardised score in the entrance tests.

School Summary

Wilson’s Grammar School was established in 1615 and is one of the oldest state schools in the country. It is an all-boys grammar school and became an academy in 2011. 

Wilson’s Grammar School constantly appears in the UK’s top 10 schools for both GCSE and A-Level results. The school specialises in maths, computing and media. Boys at the school are enrolled onto a free vocal or instrumental tuition course in Year 7. 

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2007. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for the Sutton Schools and Wilson’s Grammar School second stage entrance test.

The schools have not announced their exam provider in order to make the exams fair for all candidates.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 40-50 minutes each.

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked.

Please note that parents are not informed of the exact score their child achieved. They are only told whether their child has passed.

Children who are unsuccessful will sometimes be informed of their marks.

Other exam information — 

  • There are two stages of exams.

  • Maths and English exams are taken back to back on the same day.

  • In the first stage of exams, all questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. 

  • The second stage consists of an extended English writing task and a standard Maths paper.

  • Candidates record their answers on a separate answer sheet.

  • The scores from all tests are combined to create the overall entrance test score. The rank order of the entrance tests will be determined on the basis of the aggregate scores of the SET and the two elements of the second stage Entrance Examination for Wilson’s School in the ratio 1:2:2. 

Scores will be standardised. 

Please note that candidates must achieve the minimum qualifying mark in the SET (first stage of testing) to be invited back to sit the second stage tests. 

Candidates must pass all exams to be eligible for entry to Wilson’s Grammar School.

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Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | St Anselm’s College Guide

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The papers we’ve shared below are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 plus assessments by St Anselm’s College.

INDEPENDENT ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Model Answers

Mark Scheme

INDEPENDENT MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answers

Other Practice Papers

St Anselm’s College Sample PAPERs

English Sample Paper 1

English Sample Paper 2

Maths Sample Paper 1

Maths Sample Paper 2

Maths Sample Paper 3

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by St Anselm’s College. The papers below contain standard verbal reasoning style questions, like those set by St Anselm’s College.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of this page.

About the School

 

Address —  St Anselm’s College, Manor Hill, Prenton, Merseyside, CH43 1UQ

Type of school — Boys’ Roman Catholic grammar school. 

Headteacher — Mr Simon Duggan.

Cost — Free.

Pupils in school — 948.

Places available in year 7 — 156.

Average applicants per place — 8 or more.

Catchment area —  St Amselm’s College has a set catchment area consisting of Wirral, Cheshire West and Chester and any other areas within 5 miles of the College.

Oversubscription policy — In each of the identified criteria below, a requirement of applicants is that they have passed the entrance examinations.

Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be determined as follows:

  1. Catholic Looked After and previously Looked After Boys, Baptised Catholic Boys, living in the relevant area (defined as Wirral, Cheshire West and Chester and any other areas within 5 miles of the College). 

  2. Baptised Christian, non-Catholic Looked After and previously Looked After Boys, Baptised Christian, non-Catholic boys, living in the relevant area. 

  3. Looked After Boys and previously Looked After Boys who are not baptised Christians, Non-Catholic boys whose parents wish them to have a Catholic education. 

School Summary

St Anselm’s College was established in 1933 and is an all-boys, Roman Catholic grammar school in Wirral, Merseyside. The school became an academy in 2011 and specialises in technology and languages. 

In 2009 the college became a Leadership Partner School. It is also part of the Edmund Rice Academies Trust, meaning the school is part of a global network of over 300 schools. 

 Students achieve an average 9 - 10 grades 9-4 at GCSE and 55-60% grades A*-B and 100% A-E at A Level. 95% of Year 13 Leavers progress on to university and over 40% to Russell Group Universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘good’ in 2019. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — School written exam.

Exam types:

  • Verbal reasoning 

  • English

  • Mathematics

  • Mental maths

Exam length — 3x 45 minute exams + mental maths exercise.

Pass mark —  Changes every year. 

Other exam information — 

  •  There are three written papers (Verbal Reasoning, Maths and English) and a mental maths paper.

  • The English exam consists of a comprehension with written answer questions and an essay/creative writing section.

  • The maths exam consists of standard format questions.

  • There will be a break between the tests.

Scores will be standardised.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Dame Alice Owen’s School Guide

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GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Dame Alice Owen’s School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of this page.

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GL Verbal Reasoning Paper 1

Exam Paper

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GL Verbal Reasoning Paper 2

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GL Verbal Reasoning Paper 3

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MATHS PAPER 1

Exam Paper

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ENGLISH PAPER 1

Exam Paper

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The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Dame Alice Owen’s School.

About the School

 

Address — Dame Alice Owen’s School, Dugdale Hill Lane, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, EN6 2DU

Type of school — Mixed grammar school 

Headteacher — Mrs Hannah Nemko

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1440

Places available in year 7 —  200 (of which 65 are selective).

Average applicants per place — 4 or more.

Catchment area —  Dame Alice Owen’s School’s catchment area places priority on location and distance from the school.

In order to be considered under the school’s Entrance Exam and/or Music Test criteria  your child’s permanent home address must be within one of the listed areas below by the date of registration and also at the date of application. Children from outside of these areas are not eligible to be considered under these criteria and therefore cannot take our tests.

Catchment Area.

Maps of these areas can be found here:

Hertfordshire

London

Oversubscription policy — Before the application of oversubscription criteria, students with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) which names the school and who have passed the assessment will be admitted. As a result of this the published admissions number will be reduced accordingly.

 Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be determined as follows:

  1. Children looked after and children who were previously looked after, but ceased to be so because they were adopted.

  2. Children who were previously looked after (in state care) outside of England, but ceased to be so because they were adopted.

  3. The twenty-two children whose permanent home address is closest to the School.

  4. Children who have a sibling attending the school at the date of application.

  5. Children demonstrating musical aptitude as determined by the Governors' Assessment Procedure (not more than 10 places).

  6. Up to 65 children selected by academic ability, having taken the two parts of the Governors' Entrance Examination. Of these we will admit:

    • As many children from the Islington Priority Area as, when added to the number from that area already admitted under other criteria, will ensure that at least 20 children are admitted from Islington.

    • As many children from the non-Islington Local Priority Areas as, when added to the number from Islington already admitted under the paragraph above, will total not more than 65 children. 

  7. Children of Staff.

  8. Children whose permanent home address is closest to the School at the date of application.

School Summary

Dame Alice Owen’s School is a large, partially selective, mixed school in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire. The school was founded in 1886 and became an academy in 2012. It takes some of its students selectively based on musical and academic ability. 

It is one of the highest performing schools in the UK with consistently high GCSE and A-Level results. The school specialises in languages and science. 

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2009. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — The Governors’ Entrance Examination (GL Assessment and school written testing).

Exam types:

  • Verbal reasoning (GL)

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 3x 1 hour exams

Pass mark — Changes each year.

Other exam information — 

  • The three separate exam papers are separated into Part One and Part Two:

    • Part One - verbal reasoning (GL assessment)

    • Part Two - English and maths (school written testing)

  • The verbal reasoning test takes approximately one hour to deliver and is provided by GL Assessment.  

  • The English test is a one-hour comprehension paper which includes an extended writing piece. This exam is written internally by the school. 

  • The mathematics test is a one-hour paper which is also written internally by the school.

  • Only children ranked within the top 325 (325 candidates) in the Verbal Reasoning Test will be invited back to sit Part Two of the Entrance tests.  These results will be “age- standardised” and combined with the results from the verbal reasoning test to produce a total combined mark which will then be ranked accordingly.

Scores will be standardised. 

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Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Westlands School Guide

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GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above contain a similar content to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Westlands School. Please note Westlands School does not provide any example or past papers for their aptitude test.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

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MATHS PAPER 1

Exam Paper

Answering Booklet

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MATHS PAPER 2

Exam Paper

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MATHS PAPER 3

Exam Paper

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Numerical Reasoning/Maths

Exam Paper

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Please note Westlands School does not provide any example or past papers for their aptitude test. The papers we’ve shared above cover the same KS2 maths content as typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Westlands School.

About the School

 

Address — Westlands School, Westlands Avenue, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 1PF

Type of school — Mixed, partially-selective secondary school

Headteacher — Miss Christina Honess 

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1648

Places available in year 7 —  285 (of which 10% are selective - 29 places).

Average applicants per place — 3 or more.

Catchment area —  Westlands School does have a catchment area which is based on distance from the school. 

  • First priority is given to pupils in Year 6 at feeder schools Westlands Primary School and Regis Manor Primary School.

  • Then children living in the local parishes of Bobbing, Borden, Bredgar, Hartlip, Iwade, Lower Halstow, Newington, Stockbury, Tunstall and Upchurch.

  • Finally, nearness of children’s homes to school is used (measured in a straight line).

Oversubscription policy — Before the application of oversubscription criteria, students with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) which names the school and who have passed the assessment will be admitted. As a result of this the published admissions number will be reduced accordingly.

Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Children in Local Authority Care or Previously in Local Authority Care.

  2. Children with medical, health, social and special access reasons in accordance with the school’s legal obligations, in particular those under the Equality Act 2010. 

  3. 29 places will then be offered to children who score highest on the school’s test of aptitude in mathematics. Places offered under this criterion will not exceed 10% of the school’s planned admission number, i.e a maximum of 29 places for the Year 7 intake. Places will only be offered under this criterion if the parent has expressed a preference on the “Common Application Form” for Westlands School. 

  4. Children with a brother or sister attending the school when the child starts.

  5. Pupils in Year 6 at Westlands Primary School and Regis Manor Primary School.

  6. Children living in the parishes of Bobbing, Borden, Bredgar, Hartlip, Iwade, Lower Halstow, Newington, Stockbury, Tunstall, Upchurch.

  7. Nearness of children’s homes to school.

School Summary

Westlands School is a coeducational, partially-selective school in Sittingbourne, Kent. It is a large school with an attached sixth form which became an academy in 2010. Westlands School specialises in mathematics, computing and science. 

The school is part of the Swale Academies Trust which also includes Westlands Primary School, Regis Manor Primary School, Meopham School and Sittingbourne Community College.

Westlands School have five key values (known as RADAR):

RADAR

Ofsted rated this school as ‘good’ in 2019. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — School written.

Exam topic:

  • Mathematics

Other exam information:

  • Exam is written by the school. 

  • Students are tested on maths only, and places are awarded based on mathematical ability.

Please note - This is a partially selective school. Only 10% of places are available as a result of taking the 11+ entry exam each year.

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Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | The Latymer School Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

INDEPENDENT ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Model Answers

Mark Scheme

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL/independent papers and those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by The Latymer School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Sample Papers and Answers

Maths Paper 1

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Maths Paper 2

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Maths Paper 3

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Verbal Reasoning Paper 1

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Verbal Reasoning Paper 2

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Verbal Reasoning Paper 3

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English Paper 1

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Creative Writing Mark Scheme

English Paper 2

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Creative Writing Mark Scheme

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by The Latymer School.

About the School

 

Address — The Latymer School, Haselbury Road, London, N9 9TN

Type of school — Mixed grammar school 

Headteacher — Mrs Maureen Cobbett

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1394

Places available in year 7 —  192

Average applicants per place — 10 or more.

Please note this school is heavily over subscribed. In 2016 there were 1974 applications.

Catchment area —  The Latymer School does have a catchment area but places preference on 11+ test grades. The schools ‘Inner Area’ consists of the following postcode areas:

 E2, E4, E5, E8, E9, E17

EN1, EN2, EN3, EN4, EN5 (Sectors 1, 2, 4, 5 only), EN8 (Sectors 7, 8, 9 only)

N1 (not N1C), N2, N3, N4, N5, N6, N7, N8, N9, N10, N11, N12, N13, N14, N15, N16, N17, N18, N19, N20, N21, N22

There is no preference within this list.

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority out of the top 650 highest-scoring applicants:

  1. Applicants who are or have been Looked After Children (both in and outside of England).

  2. Children who qualify for Pupil Premium, with written confirmation of this (up to 20 places).

  3. Children who show “exceptional musical talent”* and placed within the top 900 in the 11+ tests.

  4. Children who live in the inner area in rank order.

  5. Children who live outside the inner area in rank order.

  6. Applicants will be admitted on the basis of proximity to the school measured in a straight line from the home address. 

*”Exceptional Musical Talent” must be demonstrated at a music audition. This can be any instrument or voice. Applicants should usually have achieved at least Grade 5 distinction level and have previous experience.  

Please note, a music application form must be sent off to the school before the 11+ tests to apply for these spaces.

School Summary

The Latymer School was established in 1624 and is a mixed, selective grammar school in North London. Every year, 20 places are given to children with ‘exceptional musical talent’. The school specialises in art, drama and music. 

The school has won many awards including the international schools award. The Latymer School often features near the top of league tables and it  is considered one of the UK’s top state schools.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2008. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style: GL and school written testing. 

Exam types:

  • English (school written)

  • Mathematics (GL)

  • Verbal Reasoning (GL)

Exam length — 2 x 1 hour exams 

Other exam information:

  • There are two papers. One covers Maths and Verbal Reasoning, the other English.

  • The English paper is split into 2x 30 minute sections — one for comprehension and the other for a longer piece of creative writing.

  • The Maths and Verbal Reasoning paper is set by the GL exam board. The English exam is set by the school.

  • The Maths and Verbal Reasoning paper is multiple choice.

  • The Maths and Verbal Reasoning paper will be marked first. Only the top-scoring 650 applicants will have their English paper marked.

Scores will be standardised.

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Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Highsted Grammar School Guide

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KENT ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to the Kent Test papers and those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Highsted Grammar School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

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Kent Test

English Paper 1

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English Paper 2

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English Paper 3

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Maths Paper 1

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Maths Paper 2

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Maths Paper 3

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Verbal Reasoning Paper 1

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Verbal Reasoning Paper 2

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Verbal Reasoning Paper 3

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Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 1

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Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 2

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Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 3

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Highsted Test

CEM SELECT ONLINE FAMILIARISATION TEST

Online Test

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Highsted Grammar School.

About the School

 

Address — Highsted Grammar School, Highsted Road, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 4PT

Type of school — Girls’ grammar school

Headteacher — Ms Anne Kelly

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 853

Places available in year 7 —  120

Average applicants per place — 3 or more.

Catchment area —  Highsted Grammar School does have a catchment area which is based on distance from the school. 

Oversubscription policy — Before the application of oversubscription criteria, students with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) which names the school and who have passed the assessment will be admitted. As a result of this the published admissions number will be reduced accordingly.

Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1.  Children who are in Local Authority Care.

  2. Children in receipt of Pupil Premium. 

  3. Children who have a sibling who will be attending the school when the applicant joins.

  4. Children who live the nearest to the school. (Using the distance between the child’s permanent home address and the school, measured in a straight line).

School Summary

Highsted Grammar School was established in 1904 and is an all-girls grammar school in Sittingbourne, Kent. It was previously known as Sittingbourne High School for Girls and in 2010 it became an academy. 

The school specialises in science and runs an Aim High club for pupils at local primary schools which encourages interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths). Highsted has won the Investors in People award, Sportsmark award, healthy schools award and the ECO schools silver award.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2009. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

There are two different possible 11 plus exams for entry to this school, The Kent Test and the Highsted Test. Both tests are different, but children do not need to take both tests.

THE KENT TEST

Exam style —GL Assessment/The Kent Test

Exam topic:

  • Reasoning

    • Verbal, non-verbal and spatial

  • English and maths

  • Creative writing

Exam length — 2 x 1 hour exams + a 40-minute writing exercise.

Pass rate — In 2017, 15,253 applicants took the Kent test; only 6,537 passed.

Other exam information:

  • The reasoning, English and maths tests are multiple-choice with a separate answer sheet.

  • The first test will be an English and Maths paper. Each section will include a 5 minute practice exercise followed by a 25 minute test. The English section will involve a comprehension exercise as well as some additional questions drawn from a set designed to test literacy skills.

  • The second test will be the reasoning paper. It will take about 1 hour, including the practice sections and questions. It will contain a verbal reasoning section and a non-verbal reasoning section of roughly the same length. The non-verbal reasoning will be split into short sections, administered and timed individually.

  • Finally, there will also be a writing exercise which will not be marked but may be used by a local headteacher panel as part of the headteacher assessment stage of the process. 40 minutes will be allowed for the writing task, including 10 minutes planning time.

Scores:

  • Your child will get three standardised scores (one for English, one for maths and one for reasoning) and a total (aggregate) score.

  • Standardisation is a statistical process which compares your child's performance with the average performance of other children in each test. A slight adjustment is made to take account of each child's age so that the youngest are not at a disadvantage.

Pass mark:

To qualify, children needed a total score of 332 or more, with no single score lower than 108. Test scores range from 69 to 141. The highest possible total score is 423.

If your child did not reach this threshold score and their primary school referred their case to the local Head Teacher Assessment Panel, the panel will have looked at their achievement in school and examples of their work, including the writing task completed on the day, before a final decision was made.

Please note that a score of over 332 does NOT mean your child is guaranteed a place at your chosen school.

THE HIGHSTED TEST

Exam style — CEM Select/School written exam

Exam topics:

  • A CEM Select computer-based test to assess verbal ability, numeracy and non-verbal reasoning.

  • An English paper to assess reading and writing skills.

Pass mark — The pass mark changes each year and depends on the range of the results the local children achieve on the tests. The pass mark correspond approximately with that which would be attained or exceeded by 25% of the age group nationally.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | The Blue Coat School Guide

Practice Papers and Answers

The Blue Coat School does not release any past or practice papers. The GL and independent style papers we’ve shared below contain similar content to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by The Blue Coat School.

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

INDEPENDENT ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Model Answers

Mark Scheme

INDEPENDENT MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL/independent papers and those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by The Blue Coat School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of this page.

About the School

 

Address —  The Blue Coat School, Church Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, Merseyside, L15 9EE.

Type of school — Mixed grammar school. 

Headteacher — Mrs Scilla Yates.

Cost — Free.

Pupils in school — 1156.

Places available in year 7 — 180.

Average applicants per place — 7 or more.

Catchment area —  The Blue Coat School odes not have a catchment area.

Oversubscription policy — Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be determined as follows:

  1. Up to 27 places will be available to the highest scoring applicants who are eligible for free school meals and who achieve an Entrance Test score of 213 or more.

  2. The remaining places will be available to all other highest scoring applicants.

School Summary

The Blue Coat School was established in 1708  and is a mixed grammar school in Liverpool, Merseyside. The school became an academy in 2012  specialises in science and maths. Blue Coat was originally a boarding school for boys but became a mixed school in 2002. It is the only grammar school in Liverpool.

At Blue Coat, “it is not just OK to be different, it’s great to be different”.

 In 2019, over half of the school’s GCSE grades were Grade 8 or above and over three-quarters where Grade 7 and above.  At A-Level, nearly two-thirds of grades were Grade A or above and over three quarters were Grade B or above.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2012. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — School written exam.

Exam types:

  • English

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 2x 50 minute exams.

Pass mark —  Changes every year. Places are awarded in order of the highest overall score. 

Pupils who qualify for free schools meals must score 213 or above to qualify for a place. 

Other exam information — 

  •  There are two papers - one English and one maths.

  • There will be a break between the tests.

  • Exams are marked out of 300.

Scores will be standardised.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Wallington County Grammar School Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage 1 11 Plus assessments by Wallington County Grammar School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Practice Papers and Answers

English Paper

Example Questions

Maths Paper

Example Questions

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Wallington County Grammar School.

About the School

 

Address — Wallington County Grammar School, Croydon Road, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 7PH

Type of school — Boys grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr Jamie Bean

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1108

Places available in year 7 — 150

Average applicants per place — 10 or more.

Please note this school is heavily oversubscribed. In 2013 1,535 boys applied and 452 were eligible for a place.

Catchment area —  Wallington County Grammar School does not have a catchment area but Sutton postcodes are prioritised. 

Over-subscription policy — In the event of more applicants than available places in year 7, places will be given with the following priorities:

  1. Looked after children or children who were previously looked after.

  2. Children with the highest scores in rank order of performance in the SET (up to 110 places).

  3. Children who received pupil premium,  with the highest scores in rank order of performance in the SET (up to 25 places).

  4. Children living in Sutton postcodes [SM1, SM2, SM3, SM4, SM5, SM6, SM7, KT4 8, CR0 4, and CR4 4] (up to 15 places).

  5. Children of permanent staff at the school who have worked for two or more years. 

In the event two or more boys have the same rank order and where the admission would exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the order of the distance of their homes from the main pedestrian entrance of Wallington County Grammar School measured in a straight line on a map

School Summary

Wallington County Grammar School was founded in 1927 and is an all-boys selective grammar school with mixed sixth form. It became an academy in 2011 and specialises in science and applied learning. 

The school is a Leading Edge Partnership School which  working with other schools to raise achievement. It is also a member of the PiXL 6 and the Challenge Partnership programme.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2017. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for the Sutton Schools

The schools have not announced their exam provider in order to make the exams fair for all candidates.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 45 minutes each.

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked.

Please note that parents are not informed of the exact score their child achieved. They are only told whether their child has passed.

Children who are unsuccessful will sometimes be informed of their marks.

Other exam information — 

  • Maths and English exams are taken back to back on the same day.

  • All questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. 

  • Candidates record their answers on a separate answer sheet.

  • The scores from both tests are combined to create the overall entrance test score.

  • Scores will be standardised. 

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Greenshaw High School Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage 1 11 Plus assessments by Greenshaw High School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Practice Papers and Answers

English Paper

Example Questions

Maths Paper

Example Questions

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Greenshaw High School.

About the School

 

Address — Greenshaw High School, Grennell Road, Sutton, Surrey, SM1 3DY

Type of school — Mixed partially-selective school 

Headteacher — Mr Nick House

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1828

Places available in year 7 —  314 (of which 60 are selective)

Average applicants per place — 10 or more

Catchment area —  Greenshaw High School does not have a catchment area. But if the school is oversubscribed, places are offered on the basis of proximity to Greenshaw High School, measured in a straight line from your home address.

Over-subscription policy — In the event of more applicants than available places in year 7, places will be given with the following priorities:

  1. Looked after children or children who were previously looked after.

  2. Children with exceptional medical reasons or exceptional social reasons for attendance at this school rather than any other. (Evidence will be required).

  3. Up to 60 places will be given fully based on the outcome of the SET. 

  4. Children of permanent staff who have been employed at the school for two or more years or were employed to fill a vacant post which had a demonstrable skill shortage. 

  5. Siblings of students currently at the school at the time of admission.

  6. The remaining places will be offered on the basis of proximity to Greenshaw, measured in a straight line from the child’s home address to the school. 

School Summary

Greenshaw High School was established in 1967 and is a mixed, partially-selective school in Sutton. It became an academy in 2011 and in October 2014, it was reconstituted as a multi academy trust under the name 'Greenshaw Learning Trust'.  

In 2008, the Greenshaw’s sixth form achieved results in the top 25% of schools nationally.  The school has won man awards including: 

  • The Arts Council Silver award

  • Associate Training School

  • Investor in People award

  •  Healthy School awards

  • The British Council Global Schools award

Ofsted rated this school as ‘good’ in 2012. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for the Sutton Schools

The schools have not announced their exam provider in order to make the exams fair for all candidates.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 45 minutes each.

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked.

Please note that parents are not informed of the exact score their child achieved. They are only told whether their child has passed.

Children who are unsuccessful will sometimes be informed of their marks.

Other exam information — 

  • Maths and English exams are taken back to back on the same day.

  • All questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. 

  • Candidates record their answers on a separate answer sheet.

  • The scores from both tests are combined to create the overall entrance test score.

  • Scores will be standardised. 

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Sutton Grammar School Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage 1 11 Plus assessments by Sutton Grammar School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Practice Papers and Answers

English Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

Maths Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Sutton Grammar School.

About the School

 

Address — Sutton Grammar School, Manor Lane, Sutton, Surrey, SM1 4AS

Type of school — Boys grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr Ben Cloves

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 985

Places available in year 7 — 135

Average applicants per place — 10 or more.

Please note this school is heavily over subscribed. In  2016, the school had 2594 applicants, 891 of which qualified for the 2nd test and  746 ended up being  eligible for the 135 places. 

Catchment area —  Sutton Grammar School does have a catchment area but candidates will only be considered eligible for admission if they achieve a qualifying score in their 11 Plus exams.

The catchment area gives priority based on location and distance from the school. The following postcodes are given priority: 

  • SM1-7

  • KT4

  • KT17

  • CR0 4

  • CR4

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Boys who are looked after or have previously been looked after. Supporting evidence will be required.

  2. Boys who achieved the highest combined score in the SET and Sutton Grammar School’s second stage tests AND whose home address is in one of the following postcodes — SM1-7, KT4, KT17, CR0 4, CR4 (up to 75 places).

  3. Boys who achieved the highest combined scores in the SET and Sutton Grammar

  4. School’s second stage tests, where the home address of the boy may be in any postcode (up to 60 places).

  5. Proximity of the boy's home address from the School (where scores are equal).

School Summary

Sutton Grammar school was founded in 1899 and  is an all-boys selective grammar school with a mixed sixth form. The school has had several names over the years including ‘Sutton County Grammar School’ and ‘Sutton Manor School’. It changed to its current name when it became an academy in 2011.

The school specialises in science. 

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2008. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for the Sutton Schools and the Sutton Grammar School second stage entrance test.

The schools have not announced their exam board in order to make the exams fair for all candidates.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 40-50 minutes each.

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked.

Please note that parents are not informed of the exact score their child achieved. They are only told whether their child has passed.

Children who are unsuccessful will sometimes be informed of their marks.

Other exam information — 

  • There are two stages of exams.

  • Maths and English exams are taken back to back on the same day.

  • In the first stage of exams, all questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. 

  • The second stage consists of an extended English writing task and a standard Maths paper. In this stage the tests will not include verbal reasoning or non-verbal reasoning. These tests are not multiple choice.

  • Candidates record their answers on a separate answer sheet.

  • The scores from all tests are combined to create the overall entrance test score.

Please note that candidates must achieve the minimum qualifying score in the SET (first stage of testing) to be invited back to sit the second stage tests.

Scores will be standardised. 

 The standardised scores of the four exams will be weighted in the ratio 2:2:3:3, with the first round of exams being weighted as 2 and the second round as 3.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Tiffin Girls’ School Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage-one 11 Plus assessments by Tiffin Girls’ School. Tiffin Girls’ School does not release any full past or practice papers. 

The content of the Maths and English tests is based fully on the Key Stage 2 curriculum. In previous years, the first stage of exams have been reported to be similar to the Sutton Schools exams.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Tiffin Sample Papers and Answers

English Paper (stage one)

Example Questions and Answers

Maths Paper (stage one)

Example Questions and Answers

2020 Sample Paper (stage one)

Example Questions and Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Tiffin Girls’ School.

About the School

 

Address — Tiffin Girls School, Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5PL

Type of school — Girls grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr Ian Keary

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1190

Places available in year 7 —  180

Average applicants per place — 10 or more.

Please note this school is heavily over subscribed. In 2019, the school had 1420 for year 7 entry.

Catchment area —  Tiffin Girls' School does have a catchment area but places preference on 11+ test grades. 

The School’s ‘Inner Area’ comprises the following electoral wards:

  • Berrylands

  • Beverley

  • Canbury

  • Coombe Hill

  • Coombe Vale

  • Grove

  • Norbiton

  • St Mark's

  • Tudor

  • Ham, Petersham and Richmond Riverside

The School’s ‘Designated Area’ comprises the following postal districts:

  • KT1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17, 19

  • TW1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

  • SW13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20

  • W3, 4, 5, 7, 13

  • SM4

  • CR4

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Girls with Statements of Special Educational Needs or an Education Health and Care Plan which names Tiffin Girls’ School  specifically.

  2. Looked after or previously looked after girls (whose mark in the Stage Two Test is higher than or equal to the 350th ranked mark of all applicants who sat the Stage Two Test).

  3. Girls whose mark in the Stage Two Test is higher than or equal to the 350th ranked mark of all applicants who sat the Stage Two Test AND live in the Inner or Designated Areas AND qualify for Pupil Premium funding.

  4. Girls whose mark in the Stage Two Test is higher than or equal to the 350th ranked mark of all applicants who sat the Stage Two Test AND live in the Inner Area.

  5. Girls who scored highest in the Stage Two Test AND live in the Designated Area. 

  6. Girls who  scored highest in the Stage Two Test AND live outside the Designated Area. 

School Summary

Tiffin Girls’ School is a selective, girls’ grammar school in Kingston, London. It became an academy in 2011 and specialises in maths, languages and computing.

The school is designated as a high performing school. It has won many awards including the Artsmark Gold, Sportsmark and the International School Award. 

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2009. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam board:

  •  Stage One — School’s own exam (or GL Assessment).

  • Stage Two — School’s own exam.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Maths

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked. There is no preset pass mark.

Other exam information:

  • There are two stages of exams.

  • Girls must pass the first stage of exams in order to be invited back for the second stage. 

  • In the first stage of exams, all questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. Exam papers are marked by a computer.

  • The second stage exam varies. In previous years, the exams have included comprehension, a writing task and standard format maths questions.

  • Marks from the Stage One Test do not contribute to the final offer of places at the School.

Scores will be standardised and age-weighted.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Thomas Telford School Guide

Practice Papers and Answers

NON-VERBAL REASONING PAPER 1

Exam Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

NON-VERBAL REASONING PAPER 2

Exam Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

NON-VERBAL REASONING PAPER 3

Exam Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to NVR papers and those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Thomas Telford School.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of this page.

About the School

 

Address — Thomas Telford School, Old Park, Telford, TF3 4NW

County — Shropshire

Type of school — Mixed Grammar School.

Headteacher — Mr Gary Hickey

Cost — Free.

Pupils in school — 1567 

Places available in year 7 — 200

Catchment area — Wolverhampton and Telford.

Oversubscription policy - Candidates will only be considered eligible for admission if they pass the 11+ exam. Students living in the catchment area are prioritised. Preference is not given for any siblings or those with medical conditions.

Following the entry assessment, students will be placed in one of nine bands from A-I (Band A being the lowest and Band I the highest).

School Summary

Thomas Telford School (also known as TTS) is a City Technology College in Telford, Shropshire. In 2016, the school ranked as the top performing comprehensive school in England and was the first to achieve a GCSE pass rate of 100% A*-C grades.

The School specialises in IT, science and mathematics.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2009.  Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — School written exam.

Exam types:

  • Non-Verbal Reasoning

Other exam information — Those who apply will be invited to attend for a non-verbal reasoning assessment in the October of Year 6. After this, your child will be placed in one of nine bands: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H or I.

You cannot apply online for places at Thomas Telford School.You must apply directly to the school

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Tiffin School Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage-one 11 Plus assessments by Tiffin School.  Tiffin School does not release any full past or practice papers. 

The content of the Maths and English tests is based fully on the Key Stage 2 curriculum. In previous years, the first stage of exams have been reported to be similar to the Sutton Schools exams.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Tiffin Sample Papers and Answers

English Paper (stage one)

Example Questions and Answers

Maths Paper (stage one)

Example Questions and Answers

2020 Sample Paper (stage one)

Example Questions and Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Tiffin School.

About the School

 

Address — Tiffin School, Queen Elizabeth Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 6RL

Type of school — Boys grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr Michael Gascoigne

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1334

Places available in year 7 —  180

Average applicants per place — 10 or more.

Please note this school is heavily over subscribed. In 2019, the school had 1686 applications for 186 places in year 7.

Catchment area —  Tiffin School does have a catchment area but places preference on 11+ test grades. 

The catchment area is split into two sections:

  1. Inner Priority Area (pupils who live less than 10 km from Tiffin School).

  2. Outer Priority Area (pupils who live between 10-14 km from the school).

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Boys  with Statements of Special Educational Needs or an Education Health and Care Plan which names Tiffin School  specifically.

  2. Looked after or previously looked after boys who live within the Inner Priority Area (whose mark in the Stage Two Test is higher than or equal to the 300th ranked mark of all applicants who sat the Stage Two Test).

  3. Boys whose mark in the Stage Two Test is higher than or equal to the 300th ranked mark of all applicants who sat the Stage Two Test AND live in the Inner Priority Area AND qualify for Pupil Premium funding.

  4. Boys who scored highest in the Stage Two Test AND live in the Inner Priority Area. 

  5. Boys who scored highest in the Stage Two Test AND live in the Outer Priority Area. 

  6. Boys who scored highest in the Stage Two Test AND live outside the Priority Areas. 

School Summary

Tiffin School was established in 1880 and is a selective all-boys grammar school in Kingston, London. It became an academy in 2011 and specialises in languages and the arts.

 The school’s results are consistently high, with an average over the last three years (2018-2020) of approximately 80% of all GCSE grades at 9-7, and 85% of all A Level grades at A*-B. 

Ofsted rated this school as ‘outstanding’ in 2007. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam board:

  •  Stage One — School’s own exam (or GL Assessment).

  • Stage Two — School’s own exam.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Maths

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked. There is no preset pass mark.

Other exam information:

  • There are two stages of exams.

  • Boys must pass the first stage of exams in order to be invited back for the second stage. 

  • In the first stage of exams, all questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. Exam papers are marked by a computer.

  • The second stage exam varies. In previous years, the exams have included comprehension, a writing task and standard format maths questions.

  • Marks from the Stage One Test do not contribute to the final offer of places at the School.

Scores will be standardised and age-weighted.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Wallington High School for Girls Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage 1 11 Plus assessments by Wallington High School For Girls.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Practice Papers and Answers

English Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

Maths Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

English Paper (Stage 2)

Example Questions

Maths Paper (Stage 2)

Example Questions

Example Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Wallington High School for Girls.

About the School

 

Address — Wallington High School for Girls, Woodcote Road, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 0PH

Type of school — Girls grammar school 

Headteacher — Mr Richard Booth

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1479

Places available in year 7 —  210

Average applicants per place — 8 or more.

Catchment area —  Wallington High School does have a catchment area but candidates will only be considered eligible for admission if they achieve a qualifying score in their 11 Plus exams.

The catchment area is defined by a circle with a radius of 6.7 km radius of the school building’s main entrance.

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Looked after girls or previously looked after girls.

  2. Girls who achieve the highest score in the entrance exam, irrespective of home address (up to 100 places).

  3. Girls eligible for Pupil Premium who achieve the pass mark or above in the test (up to 35 places).

  4. Girls within the school’s catchment area who achieve the qualifying score (up to 110 places).

School Summary

Wallington High School for Girls (WHSG) was established in 1888 and is an all-girls selective grammar school and sixth form. In 2011, it became an academy and in 2015, the school became part of the Nonsuch and Wallington Education Trust.

The school has expanded in recent years, building new teaching and extracurricular facilities. WHSG specialises in language sand engineering.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘good’ in 2019. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for the Sutton Schools and the Nonsuch & Wallington Second Stage Entrance Examination

The schools have not announced their exam provider in order to make the exams fair for all candidates.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 40-50 minutes each.

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked.

Please note that parents are not informed of the exact score their child achieved. They are only told whether their child has passed.

Children who are unsuccessful will sometimes be informed of their marks.

Other exam information — 

  • There are two stages of exams.

  • Maths and English exams are taken back to back on the same day.

  • In the first stage of exams, all questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. 

  • The second stage consists of an extended English writing task and a standard Maths paper.

  • Candidates record their answers on a separate answer sheet.

  • The scores from all tests are combined to create the overall entrance test score.

  • Scores will be standardised. 

Please note that candidates must achieve the minimum qualifying mark in the SET (first stage of testing) to be invited back to sit the second stage tests.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

Free 11 Plus (11+) Practice Papers and Answers | Nonsuch High School for Girls Guide

Our Practice Papers and Answers

GL ENGLISH PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

GL MATHEMATICS PAPER 1

Test Paper

Answering Booklet

Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to GL papers and those typically delivered as stage 1 11 Plus assessments by Nonsuch High School for Girls.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of the page.

Other Practice Papers and Answers

English Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

Maths Paper (Stage 1)

Example Questions

English Paper (Stage 2)

Example Questions

Maths Paper (Stage 2)

Example Questions

Example Answers

The papers we’ve shared above are in a similar style to those typically delivered as 11 Plus assessments by Nonsuch High School for Girls.

New 11+ practice papers are sent out via email every Friday. You can sign up to receive these, every week, using the form at the top of this page.

About the School

 

Address — Nonsuch High School for Girls, Ewell Road, Cheam, Sutton, Surrey, SM3 8AB

Type of school — Girls grammar school 

Headteacher — Ms Amy Cavilla

Cost — Free

Pupils in school — 1426

Places available in year 7 —  210

Average applicants per place — 8 or more.

Catchment area —  Nonsuch High School does have a catchment area but candidates will only be considered eligible for admission if they achieve a qualifying score in their 11 Plus exams.

The catchment area is defined by a circle with a radius of 5.25 km from the front door of the school.

Over-subscription policy —  Where qualifying applications for admission exceed the number of places available, places will be allocated in the following order of priority:

  1. Looked after girls or previously looked after girls.

  2. Girls eligible for Pupil Premium or Service Premium (up to 10 places).

  3. Girls who achieve the highest score in the entrance exam, irrespective of home address (up to 85 places).

  4. Girls within the school’s catchment area who achieve the qualifying score (up to 110 places).

School Summary

Nonsuch High School for Girls was founded in 1938 and is an all-girls, selective grammar school in Sutton. It became an academy in 2011 and specialises in science and languages.

Nonsuch High School encourages its girls to participate in fields where women are currently underrepresented, such as science, technology and engineering.

In 2016, it ranked as the 17th best performing state school by GCSE results.

Ofsted rated this school as ‘good’ in 2013. Find their reports here.

Compare this school’s performance with other local schools here.

Exam Information

Exam style — Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for the Sutton Schools and the Nonsuch & Wallington Second Stage Entrance Examination

The schools have not announced their exam provider in order to make the exams fair for all candidates.

Exam types:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

Exam length — 40-50 minutes each.

Pass mark — The pass mark is decided by the school after the tests have been marked.

Please note that parents are not informed of the exact score their child achieved. They are only told whether their child has passed.

Children who are unsuccessful will sometimes be informed of their marks.

Other exam information — 

  • There are two stages of exams.

  • Maths and English exams are taken back to back on the same day.

  • In the first stage of exams, all questions are multiple choice in both the English and Maths exams. 

  • The second stage consists of an extended English writing task and a standard Maths paper.

  • Candidates record their answers on a separate answer sheet.

  • The scores from all tests are combined to create the overall entrance test score.

  • Scores will be standardised. 

Please note that candidates must achieve the minimum qualifying mark in the SET (first stage of testing) to be invited back to sit the second stage tests.

Have a listen to our 11 Plus Vocabulary Podcast and expand your child’s vocabulary one word at a time.

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