Surrey 11 Plus

The Schools Admissions Code, that came into effect in 2012, stated that by law, schools must take all reasonable steps to inform parents of the outcome of tests before the closing deadline for the Common Application form (CAF) on October 31st.

The term “Surrey” is a misnomer, because none of the grammar schools commonly referred to as being in Surrey are administered by Surrey County Council. However “Surrey” is used as an umbrella term for the grammar schools in the London Boroughs of Kingston-upon-Thames and Sutton.

The Surrey grammar schools are among the most fiercely competitive for entry in the country, with as many as ten applicants for each school place.

Kingston-upon Thames Grammar Schools

The two grammar schools administered by Kingston LEA are Tiffin Girls’ School and Tiffin School (Boys).

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Tiffin School (Boys) Admissions Information for September 2020 entry

Tiffin Boys Information

Tiffin Girls School Admissions Information for September 2020 entry

Tiffin Girls Information

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Sutton Grammar Schools

Greenshaw High School, Nonsuch High School for Girls, Sutton Grammar School, Wallington Country Grammar, Wallington High School for Girls, Wilson’s School.

There are 5 fully selective Grammar Schools in Sutton and one partially selective school, Greenshaw High School. All 6 schools participate in the ‘Selective Eligibility Test’ (SET).

Parents have to fill in a Supplementary Form to sit the Selective Eligibility Test (1st stage) which can be downloaded from any of the schools’ websites. Only one form needs to be filled in even if you are applying to more than one of the schools.

Each school will be administering the 1st test on the same day at the same time. Applicants will be allocated a venue that is nearest to them. All girls will sit the test at Greenshaw High School. It is not possible to request a venue.

Greenshaw High School use the outcome of the Selective Eligibility Test to determine which children will be eligible for 60 selective places.
Wallington County Grammar School uses the SET test to determine which children will be eligible for a place. Both schools do not have a second test.

Nonsuch, Sutton Grammar School, Wallington High School and Wilson’s use the first test to determine which children are eligible to sit the second test.

Girls will be allocated to sit the Selective Eligibility Test at either Nonsuch, Wallington High School for Girls, or Greenshaw School.
Boys will be allocated to sit the test at Sutton Grammar School, Wallington County Grammar school, Wilson’s or Greenshaw.
It is not possible to request a venue. Where your child sits the test has no relevance to the preference for a place.

Wallington County Grammar school in previous years, have had a ‘13+’, i.e entry in Year 9 as well 11+. For 2018 entry, the 13+ has been abolished.

The Sutton schools are fiercely competitive, approximately 5000 applicants will sit the test each year. Here are some numbers for previous years’ applicants:

Sutton Boys Grammar:
In 2016, 2,594 applicants, 891 qualified for the 2nd test, 746 eligible for a place
In 2015, 2,303 applicants

Wallington County Grammar:
For entry September 2013 1,535 applicants, 452 were eligible for a place
For entry September 2012 1,511 applicants, 454 were eligible for a place
For entry September 2011 1,676 applicants, 451 were eligible for a place
For entry September 2010 1,663 applicants, 498 were eligible for a place

Wilson’s:
Approximately 1500 children sit the test each year

Nonsuch High School for Girls:
In 2012, 1,350 girls took the test
In 2011, 1,300 girls took the test
In 2010, 1,230 girls took the test
In 2009, 1,288 girls took the test

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Sutton schools Admissions Information entry September 2018

School Information

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