Kent grammar schools are quite popular amongst families living in the Kent and Southeast London areas. At Geek School Tutoring, we have a lot of success helping children pass the Kent 11 Plus selection tests.
Kent is the largest 11 Plus county in the country, with 35 selective schools (grammar) schools, and four partially selective schools. Unusually, Cranbrook School only has a point of entry for children who are aged 13 years. However, it allocates 30 places for Year 7 entry places.
Parents can register their child to sit the Kent selection tests (the exam) through online registration.
Kent grammar selection tests use GL papers. Kent GL scores are standardised according to each child’s age. If there is a gap of a year in the ages of two children, the older child would have to score more than 10% to the other child to achieve the same result as the younger child, due to Bexley’s age standardisation of scores.
Grammar Schools in Kent
- Barton Court Grammar School
- Borden Grammar School
- Chatham and Clarendon Grammar School
- Cranbrook School
- Dane Court Grammar School
- Dartford Grammar School
- Dartford Grammar School for Girls
- Dover Grammar School for Boys
- Dover Grammar School for Girls
- Folkestone School for Girls
- Gravesend Grammar School
- Highsted School
- Highworth Grammar School for Girls
- Invicta Grammar School
- Maidstone Grammar School
- Maidstone Grammar School for Girls
- Oakwood Park Grammar School
- Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School
- Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys
- Simon Langton Grammar School for Girls
- Sir Roger Manwood’s School
- The Harvey Grammar School
- The Judd School
- The Norton Knatchbull School
- The Skinner’s School
- Tonbridge Grammar School
- Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys
- Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Girls
- Weald of Kent Grammar School
- Westlands School
- Wilmington Grammar School for Boys
- Wilmington Grammar School for Girls
Date to Register for Selection Tests:
May – July
Date of Exam:
September
Type of Exam:
GL
Subjects Tested:
English, maths, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning
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