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Can anyone recommend anything for a VR test that is set by the school itself. The format is written writing words, underling and circling etc to give the answer. Would practising the HIKNOS be advised.
Cheers
Cath
Cheers
Cath
Hi
This is a difficult question to answer.
You probably need to give a bit more information, such as the name of the school and the area of the country you live in.
From this information you may get responses from parents/tutors who have experience of preparing children for the test you refer to.
Regards
Mike
This is a difficult question to answer.
You probably need to give a bit more information, such as the name of the school and the area of the country you live in.
From this information you may get responses from parents/tutors who have experience of preparing children for the test you refer to.
Regards
Mike
Dear Cath
Please see my latest post under Surrey.
The VR exam at Sutton Grammar is Multiple choice and based on Nfer Nelson although the actual tests are witten by the school. I think Wallington boys use the format you have mentioned. The admission secretaries at both schools are very helpful if you want to check direct.
Karen
Please see my latest post under Surrey.
The VR exam at Sutton Grammar is Multiple choice and based on Nfer Nelson although the actual tests are witten by the school. I think Wallington boys use the format you have mentioned. The admission secretaries at both schools are very helpful if you want to check direct.
Karen
Dear Cath
I have just checked the Wallington Grammar website and they use underlining and writing directly on the answer sheet and Sutton it is Multiple choice.
You need to decidde which school your child is going to apply for as you can only sit one test. However at the recent transfer to high school meeting they said that Wallington will accept Suttons test but i dont think wallington will. The whole thing is academic both schools are very over subscribed and i know plenty of boys who have passed at sutton who still don't get a place.
Good luck
Karen
I have just checked the Wallington Grammar website and they use underlining and writing directly on the answer sheet and Sutton it is Multiple choice.
You need to decidde which school your child is going to apply for as you can only sit one test. However at the recent transfer to high school meeting they said that Wallington will accept Suttons test but i dont think wallington will. The whole thing is academic both schools are very over subscribed and i know plenty of boys who have passed at sutton who still don't get a place.
Good luck
Karen
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VR material
Dear Cath
You might want to have a look at the Learning Together epapers and CD available on this site. The Learning Together VR material includes questions that are a bit more difficult and are presented in a variety of ways.
Hope this helps
Stephen
You might want to have a look at the Learning Together epapers and CD available on this site. The Learning Together VR material includes questions that are a bit more difficult and are presented in a variety of ways.
Hope this helps
Stephen
Charmaine,
I think for Kendrick 85%, should make it. 90%+ should be the aim. But each year cohorts are different, so each year the standard varies. My friends daughter sat it last year and got in around seventies. I was told she was averaging between 85%-90% on the nfer standard papers.
Good Luck.
RR
I think for Kendrick 85%, should make it. 90%+ should be the aim. But each year cohorts are different, so each year the standard varies. My friends daughter sat it last year and got in around seventies. I was told she was averaging between 85%-90% on the nfer standard papers.
Good Luck.
RR