Grammar schools in Slough
Every state grammar school in Slough, who each one takes and the 11+ test it sets, with links to each school and to register for the test.
The test
Slough Consortium 11+
Used by every school below.
Subjects: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and maths.
One sitting: two papers.
Tutoring sites report Quest Assessments replacing GL Assessment from the next test. Check the consortium's page.
The schools
Langley Grammar School
Langley · Boys and girls
Slough Consortium 11+: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and maths. Check this on the school's page; we could not confirm it for this year.
Tutoring sites report Quest Assessments replacing GL Assessment from the next test. Check the consortium's page.
Herschel Grammar School
Slough · Boys and girls
Slough Consortium 11+: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and maths. Check this on the school's page; we could not confirm it for this year.
Tutoring sites report Quest Assessments replacing GL Assessment from the next test. Check the consortium's page.
St Bernard's Catholic Grammar School
Slough · Boys and girls · Roman Catholic
Slough Consortium 11+: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and maths. Check this on the school's page; we could not confirm it for this year.
Tutoring sites report Quest Assessments replacing GL Assessment from the next test. Check the consortium's page.
Upton Court Grammar School
Slough · Boys and girls
Slough Consortium 11+: verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and maths. Check this on the school's page; we could not confirm it for this year.
Tutoring sites report Quest Assessments replacing GL Assessment from the next test. Check the consortium's page.
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Questions parents ask
- Which 11+ test do grammar schools in Slough use?
- Every grammar school in Slough uses the Slough Consortium 11+, which covers verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and maths. One registration covers all of them.
- When does my child sit the test?
- Usually in September of Year 6, for a place in Year 7 the next September, after registering in the spring or summer of Year 5. The registration page has this year's dates.
- Do we have to live in the area?
- Not always to sit the test, but many schools give priority by distance or a catchment area. Read each school's admissions policy on its website before you choose.
- What is the pass mark?
- It is set by the area or the school, and it can change every year. We do not show it, because an old mark can mislead; the registration page has the current rules.
School lists from the Department for Education's Get Information about Schools and the Department of Education (Northern Ireland). Postcode areas from postcodes.io (ONS data). All contain public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Test details come from each school's and council's own pages. We are not connected with any school, council or test writer.