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The 14 schools we prepare candidates for
Every tutor attended the school your child is applying to. Choose a school to see its assessment and how we prepare for it.
We prepare candidates at every entry point these schools run, from 7+ through to 16+ sixth-form entry.
14 of 14 schools
The Perse School
Cambridge
Entry points
Quest, a 70-minute computer-based test (maths 20 minutes, English 30, non-verbal reasoning 10, verbal reasoning 10), plus a 30-minute handwritten creative writing task, a group activity and a short informal interview. Prep entry at 7+ to 10+ is a half-day of English, maths and reasoning.
View school profileWestminster School
London
Entry points
11+: ISEB Common Pre-Tests in November of Year 6 (English, maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning), then 40-minute maths and English papers in January and an interview with two senior members of staff in February. 13+: the same ISEB pre-tests in Year 6, further 40-minute maths and English papers in early January, then an interview. 16+: a 45-minute paper in each of four chosen subjects, four subject interviews, a general interview and a 45-minute Interview Day Assessment.
View school profileSt Paul's School
London
Entry points
13+: the ISEB online pre-test in Year 6, then a 75-minute maths paper and a 45-minute English paper in early January, followed by an interview. 7+ entry to St Paul's Prep is a written exam and half-day group assessments.
View school profileKing's College School
Wimbledon, London
Entry points
King's sets its own tests rather than the ISEB pre-test: English, mathematics and verbal reasoning, sat in December of Year 6, with interviews in January and offers in mid-February. Both 11+ and 13+ are assessed in Year 6 and a boy may apply for one or the other, not both.
View school profileBrighton College
Brighton, East Sussex
Entry points
11+: an Academic Assessment Day in early December of Year 6 covering maths, English and verbal and non-verbal reasoning, then an Interview and Activities Day in January with two short interviews. 13+: ISEB Common Pre-Tests in Year 6, then an Orientation Day in February with interviews and written assessments in English and maths, with places offered in early March.
View school profileSevenoaks School
Sevenoaks, Kent
Entry points
13+: the ISEB pre-test in the autumn, then competitive English and maths examinations, a group discussion activity and a reference from the candidate's school.
View school profileLatymer Upper School
Hammersmith, London
Entry points
11+: the School's own papers, sat in one sitting in early December of Year 6 — English comprehension and multiple choice (35 minutes), English descriptive writing (45 minutes) and mathematics (60 minutes). Shortlisted candidates return in January for a half day of classroom activities and a 1:2:1 interview. 16+ is three papers in November covering mathematics, written communication and critical thinking. The School does not use the ISEB Common Pre-Test.
View school profileNorth London Collegiate School
Edgware, London
Entry points
11+: two written papers sat on paper, English (1 hour 15 minutes, comprehension and creative writing) and mathematics (1 hour 15 minutes). NLCS sets no verbal or non-verbal reasoning test and does not use a computer-based assessment. Candidates who do well are invited to a 30-minute interview in January.
View school profileGodolphin and Latymer
Hammersmith, London
Entry points
11+: the London 11+ Consortium assessment, a bespoke 100-minute online test sat once and shared across the fourteen member schools, covering verbal, mathematical and non-verbal ability alongside creative and critical thinking, analysis, synthesis and problem solving. It is not the ISEB Common Pre-Test. Candidates who do well are invited to a Godolphin interview in January.
View school profileCity of London School for Girls
Barbican, London
Entry points
11+: a one-hour computer-based test, Cambridge Select Insight, assessing numerical, verbal and non-verbal skills, then two 45-minute written papers in January — English testing creative writing and analytical skills, and mathematics testing problem solving — followed by interview.
View school profileSt Paul's Girls' School
Brook Green, London
Entry points
11+: the ISEB Common Pre-Test, then three written papers sat on one day — English (close reading of literary prose), mathematics (arithmetic and problem solving, then multi-part questions), and General Comprehension (deduction and inference from visual, numerical or written material) — then an interview of around twenty minutes.
View school profileMagdalen College School
Oxford
Entry points
11+: a test day of two online sessions and one written — 115 minutes online across mathematics, non-verbal reasoning, verbal reasoning, English, puzzles and problem solving, and creative comprehension, three of which adapt to the candidate's answers, plus a 45-minute handwritten creative writing task. Candidates invited back sit a 30-minute interview.
View school profileDulwich College
Dulwich, London
Entry points
11+: about three hours of online tests (maths, English, non-verbal and verbal reasoning, puzzles and problem solving, creative comprehension) plus a 20-minute handwritten creative writing task, with interviews in January. Years 3 to 5: digital assessments, creative writing and a short written maths paper, then a one-to-one assessment and group activities.
View school profileCity of London School
City of London
Entry points
10+ and 11+: a 105-minute online assessment (maths, English, non-verbal and verbal reasoning, puzzles and problem solving, creative comprehension) plus a 30-minute creative writing task, with a 15 to 20-minute interview and a group activity for those shortlisted.
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