Practice, Tests and Results
Built from 17 years of entrance exam teaching, around the tests 16+ applicants actually sit.
Four practice zones
Verbal Reasoning, Maths, English and Non-Verbal Reasoning — with activities at three levels, from strong GCSE standard to scholarship standard.
- Every activity opens with a method card: the technique, step by step, and the common traps.
- Every question has a clear explanation, so students learn as they go.
- Real classic and non-fiction extracts for comprehension — Dickens, Stevenson, Austen, Hardy, Darwin and more.
The Test Centre
Timed mocks built on the real formats, with question counts, timings and rules taken from the publishers’ and schools’ own documents.
The International Entry Assessment is modelled on UKiset: its vocabulary and maths sections adapt to the student, getting harder with each right answer, just as the real test does. Coming soon: the non-verbal and spatial subtests.
Results that mean something
After every test, a full report: estimated standardised scores with stanines and percentiles for each area, a question-by-question review, and exactly what to practise next.
- Progress tracked over time against the student’s target score.
- Weakest question types pinpointed from every practice session.
- Extended-writing tasks with a mark scheme and a model answer.
