Kent 11 Plus Exam Format
Background to the 11 Plus Exam in Kent
There are thirty two Grammar Schools in Kent that children will need to take an 11 Plus Exam to get into.
Barton Court Grammar School Oakwood park Grammar School
Borden Grammar School Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School
Chatham House Grammar School Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys
Clarendon House Grammar School Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School
Dane Court Grammar School Sir Roger Manwood’s School
Dartford Grammar School for Girls The Folkestone School for Girls
Dartford Grammar School The Harvey Grammar School
Dover Grammar School for Boys The Judd School
Dover Grammar School for Girls The Norton Knatchbull School
Gravesend Grammar School The Skinner’s School
Highsted Grammar School Tonbridge School
Highworth Grammar School Tunbridge Wells Girl’s Grammar School
Invicta Grammar School Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys
Maidstone Grammar School for Girls Weald of Kent Grammar School
Maidstone Grammar School Wilmington Grammar School for Boys
Mayfield Grammar School Wilmington Grammar School for Girls
Kent 11 Plus Exam Format Details
In Kent the Grammar Schools have the same exam. The Exam is written by GL and has two papers and mixed within those papers are sections on the following topics. For detail on each topic and what is covered click on each subject.
- Maths
- English
- Verbal Reasoning
- Non Verbal Reasoning
Preparation for the 11 Plus Exam in Kent
Firstly it is important to understand what preparation options you have and what might be the most suitable route to go down. Go forward to our 11 Plus preparation options page to understand what the options are and to start thinking about which one might be best for you.
If your child is in year three or four currently then you might also find it useful to understand what advice we offer parents who want to start helping their children at this stage.
If your child is in the latter stages of year four or in year five then we offer different advice designed to help families who are closer to the exam date.
If your child is part way through year five or quite close to the exam then we have tried to show how you can use the time you might have available most effectively.