General Information for preparing Nonsuch High School (Girls) 11+

 Entrance to Year 7 is via a two stage process sat at the School which determines whether or not candidates are of the School’s required standard for a selective education. The process is academically demanding and they generally expect only those students who have high attainment and rigorous preparation to pass the tests.

All girls must sit and pass all parts of the two stage Entrance Tests.

Stage 1:The first stage is theSelective Eligibility Test

Stage 2: The second stage is the Nonsuch and Wallington Second Stage Entrance Examination

The Selective Eligibility Test (SET)Stage 1 assesses students competency in English, Maths. Two multiple choice tests: a Mathematics test and an English test.

Stage 2 Entrance Test is for Mathematic and English. Those girls who achieve at least the minimum qualifying threshold in the Stage 1 will be
invited back to sit the Stage 2 test, which comprises two tests: one in Mathematics and one in English, neither of which is multiple choice.
The English paper will assess the students competency in Reading as well in Writing skills.

It should be noted that Wallington High Grammar School and other Sutton Grammar School(Greenshaw High School& Nonsuch High School for Girls) have a common Second Stage Entrance Examinations. Only candidates who have passed Stage 1 test(Selective Eligibility Test) are invited for the Second Stage Examination.
Candidates must pass both parts of the test ie Stage 1 & 2 to be eligible for a place. Based on the score in both stages a total score is computed and it will be used to create ranked lists.