11 Plus Archive
Schools move 11-plus to stop middle-class cramming in holidays
State grammars are switching to July to give children a fun summer and level the playing field
I’m a teacher – this is the startling sign middle-class parents have gone too far
When schools are trying to 'tutor-proof' their entry exams, you know something has gone drastically wrong
Schools move 11-plus to July to stop summer of cramming by middle class parents
Grammar schools are moving their 11-plus exams from September to July to save pupils a nervous summer of cramming.
Schools move 11-plus to July to stop summer of cramming by middle class parents
Grammar schools are moving their 11-plus exams from September to July to save pupils a nervous summer of cramming.
Grammar schools move 11-plus exams to save summer holidays
Headteachers say change will improve pupil equality and allow children to enjoy time off
Top five expert-led brands making learning a breeze
This guide from Checklist highlights five leading education and training brands that are redefining how students engage with the curriculum.
The postcode lottery of the 11+
Parents in Kent are spending thousands on tutors for the 11+ and even moving house to be closer to grammar schools, but which postcode in Kent...
“Can You Pass This UK Academic Selection Exam?”: These 28 Questions Will Reveal
The eleven-plus (11+) is more than just a test – it’s the gateway to grammar schools and selective secondary schools in England and Northern Ireland.
Kent Test: Less than half of Kent children pass the 11 plus test – but could you?
Thousands of nervous and excited children across Kent start new schools every September.
Essex council urged to do more to help children get into grammar schools
A Southend councillor has called for more to be done to get children into the city's four grammar schools
11-Plus Test Scrapped After Allegations of Irregularities – On This Day in 1975
Department of Education annuls November exam after discovering reused questions
Training for the 11-plus may be making your child less intelligent, experts warn
Selective tests in their current form produce ‘exam bots with no genuine love of learning’