Candidates must be over the age of 11 but be under 12 on 1st September of year of entry.
At 10+, 11+ or 13+ Pretest and 13+ there is a combination of computer-based, and written testing. Computer-based testing will consist of a General Assessment (60 minutes) and Creative Comprehension and Problem Solving (35 minutes).
General Assessment (60 minutes):
- Mathematics (20 minutes)
- English (20 minutes)
- Verbal Reasoning (10 minutes)
- Non-Verbal Reasoning (10 minutes)
Creative Comprehension and Problem Solving (35 minutes):
- Creative comprehension (20 minutes)
- Puzzles and Problem-Solving (15 minutes)
The computer-based sections will be mainly multiple choice and WILL NOT require typing or keyboard skills.
Written testing will cover the following:
- English Creative Writing – (30 minutes)
- Maths Problem Solving – (30 minutes)
We strongly recommend that applicants familiarise themselves with the style of testing before the exam day. The Familiarisation Test for the computer-based sections can be found HERE.
Sample papers for the written English assessments can be found HERE.
Maths sample paper can be found HERE
If your son is successful in our entrance examinations, he will be invited to attend an interview with a member of our teaching staff. This is a great opportunity for us to get to know your son better and will take place shortly after the entrance examination. You will be notified by our admissions team when a date has been set. The conversation focuses on your son’s strengths at school, his interests, and any weaknesses which might have emerged in their examination papers.