Brighton Grammar scholarship test practice
Brighton Grammar's scholarship test is set by EduTest. Academic scholarships start as early as Year 4 entry and run through Years 5, 7 and 9, and EduTest runs the testing day.
The test
What Brighton Grammar uses
- Test boardEduTestBrighton Grammar's academic scholarships page says EduTest runs the testing day and sends families its instructions.
- Entry yearsYears 4, 5, 7 and 9 entryThe years the school names for its academic scholarships. Its own page gives the year each test is sat in.
- Check firstThe school’s letterSchools can change board. The letter or email from the school is the final word on which test your child sits.
The paper
What the EduTest paper asks
Mathematics
40 questions in 30 minutes, about 45 seconds each. Up to five options.
Verbal Reasoning
60 questions in 30 minutes, about 30 seconds each. Up to five options.
Numerical Reasoning
50 questions in 30 minutes, about 35 seconds each. Up to five options, including "none of these".
Reading Comprehension
40 questions in 30 minutes across reading passages and sentence questions: spelling, punctuation and grammar.
Question counts are estimates. EduTest publishes 40–60 questions per test with no per-section breakdown, so the counts above, and the mix within each section, come from sample papers rather than from EduTest.
Practise
Practise for Brighton Grammar in the EduTest format
Brighton Grammar scholarship questions
Other schools
Other schools that test with EduTest. One round of practice in the EduTest format covers all of them.