Wallington County Grammar School 11+ Papers

Past 11+ Papers for Wallington County Grammar School

Here are all available past 11+ papers for Wallington County Grammar School. Please note that this may include 11+ past papers, past familiarisation booklets, past practice materials published by third parties and past 11+ exam guides written by the school. These materials are provided 'as-is' and may no longer reflect the subjects, format, structure or exam board that Wallington County Grammar School currently uses.

The exam board (or test supplier) that Wallington County Grammar School chooses to use for their 11+ entrance tests can change and we encourage you to check directly with the school.

As well as these past 11+ papers, you may find our 11+ practice papers helpful for your child's preparation.

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About Wallington County Grammar School

Wallington County Grammar School is a selective secondary school in Sutton, London. For children to get into Wallington County Grammar School they need to pass the school's 11+ entrance test. Hence, Wallington County Grammar School is a traditional grammar school, one of only 163 remaining in England.

Nestled in the vibrant London Borough of Sutton, Wallington County Grammar School (WCGS) stands as a beacon of academic excellence for boys aged 11-18. This esteemed institution has garnered a reputation as one of the nation's leading grammar schools, consistently delivering exceptional GCSE and A-level results. WCGS takes immense pride in its illustrious alumni, which includes a diverse array of accomplished professionals, such as groundbreaking neuroscientists, innovative composers, intrepid archaeologists, and celebrated authors.

At WCGS, students embark on an enriching educational journey that empowers them to explore the depths of their academic potential. The school's meticulously crafted curriculum encompasses a wide range of subjects, from the intricacies of science and mathematics to the elegance of Latin and modern foreign languages. The inclusion of practical disciplines like food technology and design technology ensures that students are well-equipped to tackle the challenges of higher education and beyond. WCGS's commitment to providing a comprehensive and stimulating learning experience is evident in every aspect of its academic program.

Beyond the classroom, WCGS truly shines in its extensive array of extracurricular activities. From the realms of coding and dance to the enriching experiences offered by the African Caribbean Society and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, students have ample opportunities to nurture their passions and develop crucial social skills. The school's thriving creative writing and music composition programs further showcase its dedication to fostering well-rounded individuals. Immersed in a supportive and competitive environment, boys at WCGS are encouraged to push the boundaries of their abilities, both academically and personally.

The sense of community at WCGS is palpable, with staff and students alike taking immense pride in being part of this exceptional institution. The school's unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards is reflected in its ambitious and distinctive curriculum, which has earned it an 'outstanding' rating from Ofsted. As a grammar school that welcomes girls into its sixth form, WCGS fosters an inclusive and diverse learning environment that prepares students for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

School Information

Below you will find further information about Wallington County Grammar School together with their admissions contact details.

Wallington County Grammar School is a boys only school. It is also an academy, meaning the school is run independently by a trust or sponsor and is directly funded by the central government (not the local authority).

In total 1,102 pupils attend Wallington County Grammar School and it's led by the Headmaster and Execu, Mr Jamie Bean.

Wallington County Grammar School Location

Below you will find a map showing the school's location:

GCSE & A-Level Subjects

Below you will find a complete list of GCSE and A-Level subjects offered to pupils at Wallington County Grammar School for the 2022-23 academic year.

Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) Information

In order to get into Wallington County Grammar School, children need to pass the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET). This 11+ test is written by Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) for use by the school's admissions process.

Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) Subjects & Structure

The Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) requires children to complete tests in the following subjects:

• English
• Maths

The Sutton Selective Eligibility Test is a challenging assessment designed to evaluate the academic abilities of students seeking admission to selective schools in Sutton. The exam comprises two distinct papers, each focusing on essential subjects: English and Maths.

The English paper is divided into four sections, assessing a range of skills including Key Stage 2 spelling and reading comprehension. This paper aims to gauge the student's proficiency in understanding and analyzing written texts, as well as their ability to spell accurately.

The Maths paper covers various Key Stage 2 maths topics, such as number and place value, the four fundamental operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, measurement, geometry, and statistics. This comprehensive assessment ensures that students have a solid foundation in mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills. The second stage of the exam further evaluates the student's English and Maths abilities through an extended writing task and a standard maths paper, respectively.

Other Schools using Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET)

As well as Wallington County Grammar School, several other schools also use Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET). These are:

• Nonsuch High School for Girls
• Sutton Grammar School
• Wallington High School for Girls
• Wilson's School

Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) Marking Process

The reality of 11+ tests, selective education and academic institutions such as Wallington County Grammar School is that only children with particularly high marks are admitted. Hence why it is important that children perform well in their 11+ papers.

Different schools (and different 11+ tests) have different marking processes. Some tests are marked in person, some remotely, while others utilise computer-based optical recognition technologies for quickly marking multiple-choice answer sheets.

Many 11+ tests are age-standardised to ensure younger children are not disadvantaged (i.e. their marks may be moderated depending on the month in which they were born). While creative writing papers can be used as tie-breakers, multiple-choice tests in Maths, Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning normally make up the bulk of a child's marks. The specific details and weightings can vary from year to year.

It's worth remembering that once children's 11+ tests are being marked, the admissions process is completely outside of the parents' control. Hence, parents should not worry themselves about whether their child has got a place!

Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) Pass Mark

The pass mark for the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) changes every year and isn't generally made public knowledge. This is due to the academic strength of the children taking the test varying and how challenging the test ends up being (as well as plenty of other smaller variables).

Hence, as a vague rule-of-thumb, it's recommended that children aim for roughly 75-80% in their practice tests. Whilst this won't guarantee them a place at Wallington County Grammar School, it's a ballpark exam result figure for successful candidates.

Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) Key Dates for your Diary

Here are all the important dates for the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test (SET) tests (to get into Wallington County Grammar School) as well as other relevant dates.

Although the utmost care has been taken to gather these dates, parents should treat them as a guide and check with Wallington County Grammar School as they may well change.

Ofsted Information

Wallington County Grammar School was last inspected by Ofsted on 17/01/2017 and the inspection only lasted one day. Ofsted published their report on 02/03/2017, declaring that the school was 'Outstanding'. This information is summarised in the table below along with a link to the full report.

Last Ofsted Report Data

GCSE & A-Level Performance

Below are the individual GCSE and A-Level performance tables for Wallington County Grammar School per subject. Note that this may include children taking GCSEs early (e.g. taking a language GCSE in Year 10) or indeed a child in Year 12 retaking a GCSE.

GCSE Results Information (2022-23)

A-Level Results Information (2022-23)