Alleyn's School, Dulwich
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Re: Alleyn's School, Dulwich
Lucky you.MrsB wrote:Contrast the indie we applied to where they did fun things before and the parents had a nice lunch.
We didn't get so much as a cup of coffee on exam day at any of the Indies we'd paid our registration fees to!
DS did get lunch at one of them though.
Remember, every child sitting a state school test is costing the school money!
Re: Alleyn's School, Dulwich
Which was my main point - apply to a grammar if you genuinely want to consider the school, but don't use the state grammar exam as a free mock exam if you don'tFAC51 wrote:[Remember, every child sitting a state school test is costing the school money!
Re: Alleyn's School, Dulwich
To underline your point, here is a short extract from The Times feature yesterday on 11+ tourism (my emphasis):MrsB wrote:apply to a grammar if you genuinely want to consider the school, but don't use the state grammar exam as a free mock exam if you don't
Del Cooke, head teacher at Henrietta Barnett, said that testing 2,400 girls on the same day was a huge undertaking. “It’s very difficult to deal with, you get no funding for it. You have to run it accurately — we can’t make mistakes — and it’s particularly challenging."
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Re: Alleyn's School, Dulwich
Can I ask those who have done the Alleym's 11+ recently, is it multiple choice questions?
Thank you for your kind words of advice!
Thank you for your kind words of advice!
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Re: Alleyn's School, Dulwich
Alleyns is standard format which means you write in the answers.
They have sample papers on their website. DG
They have sample papers on their website. DG