11+ Preparation
The 11+ Common Entrance Examinations are primarily set by the CEM, GL boards, and ISEB. These exams are taken by students aiming to enter Grammar schools at the end of Year 5. At age 11+, children must sit exams in English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Mathematics, and Science, typically in November and January of Year 6, before progressing to senior school the following September.
The 11+ Common Entrance Examinations consist of four main sections on which students are assessed:
- English
- Maths
- Verbal reasoning (solving logical problems)
- Non-verbal reasoning (solving pictorial problems)
At Digbeth College, preparing children for the Common Entrance Examinations is one of our core strengths. We equip your child with age-appropriate skills and in-depth subject knowledge to enhance their abilities. Our focus is to boost their confidence and help them develop the critical skills to apply, evaluate, interpret, and analyze what they have learned.
