Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
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Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
Hi everyone. Dd is going to try for both of these schools. She's been practising doing gl papers. What sort of percentage does she need to be getting to stand a chance? Also will they be testing level 6? And what level should she be getting end of year 5?
Lots of questions I know!
Last one- are the GL papers the ones to do? Are they too hard, too easy or just right?
Lots of questions I know!
Last one- are the GL papers the ones to do? Are they too hard, too easy or just right?
Re: Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
have sent pm , hope that helps
Re: Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
Hi Gemima
i would love to know the answers to your questions too
i would love to know the answers to your questions too
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Re: Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
Hi Hina, I request you share the tips with me as well as my daughter is also preparing for these two schools.
Thanks and regards
W
Thanks and regards
W
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Re: Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
Historically the answer to that question very much depended on where you lived. If you are a distant applicant then the required standard is very high; if you live locally it is high!Gemima wrote:What sort of percentage does she need to be getting to stand a chance?
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Re: Wallington girls and nonsuch - standard needed?
In recent years it could also depend on a girl's particular strengths. Nonsuch seemed to shift its focus very much to English ability when it introduced the comprehension test whereas Wallington stuck with maths and VR. Girls at our school passed one but not the other this year and last year too. I don't know how common that is generally though and it will probably apply less and less as they combine testing.