Parents and guardians considering whether or not their child should sit school entrance exams in the UK will hear of two main testing providers: CEM and GL Assessment. This article explores the differences between CEM and GL Assessment, and provides an overview of how they can be used to assess potential.
Looking for an occasional place at a grammar school? If your child was unsuccessful at 11+ for a grammar school or if you have recently moved to a new area, you may be considering an "occasional place". This blog explains what these are, how to apply and, most importantly, how to maximise your chances of success.
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Are you looking at grammar schools and aren't sure where to start?
Grammar school exams vary considerably. In this blog, we aim to explain how the examination process works at 11+, including content, types of exams and preparation.
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