What we know you will receive is this (from the BCC website):
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What the results mean
The letter you receive on 12 October will be tailored according to your child's Secondary Transfer Test Score (STTS).
If your child's STTS is 50 or more, the letter will contain a detailed analysis of the score together with information about whether the STTS qualifies the child for grammar school admission.
Where a child's STTS is lower than 50, a less detailed letter will be provided. It will not detail the exact STTS but will just state that the STTS was less than 50. The child will not be qualified for grammar school; however, should you want a detailed breakdown of your child's score you will be advised of how this can be requested.
However, I think we can safely assume that a breakdown of the scores into VR, NVR and maths will be given. Without that it would be impossible for parents to make meaningful cases at Reviews/Appeals, e.g. for a dyslexic child who achieved highly in maths and NVR, but lower in VR, thus missing out on qualifying by a very few marks.
(x-post with G55: The BCC site doesn't explicitly say that the three scores will be provided to parents.)
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