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UK Grammar Schools

11+ test areas and the schools they admit to.

Every UK grammar-school region runs its own admissions test on its own dates, with its own format. Pick a region below to see the exam format and the full list of schools.

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Whichever region you’re targeting, our live invigilated 11+ exam mirrors the GL Assessment pattern used by most UK grammar schools.

Test area

Birmingham (King Edward Consortium & SuttonTrust)

Birmingham’s grammar schools are concentrated in two groups: the eight King Edward VI Foundation schools (which run a joint entrance exam) and Sutton Coldfield’s Grammar schools (which use their own joint test).

Exam format

ProviderGL AssessmentSubjectsEnglish·Mathematics·Verbal ReasoningStructureKing Edward VI Consortium: one combined paper, multiple-choice, with results valid for all eight foundation schools. Sutton Coldfield Grammars run a separate joint test.NotesTests sat in mid‑September of Year 6.

12 Schools

King Edward VI Aston School

Aston

Boys’ grammar; member of the King Edward VI Foundation.

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King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys

Kings Heath

Boys’ grammar; super‑selective.

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King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls

Kings Heath

Girls’ grammar; super‑selective.

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King Edward VI Five Ways School

Bartley Green

Co‑educational grammar.

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Sutton Coldfield Grammar School

Sutton Coldfield

Girls’ grammar.

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Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School

Sutton Coldfield

Boys’ grammar founded in 1527.

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Queen Mary’s Grammar School

Walsall

Boys’ grammar founded in 1554.

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The Blue Coat School

Birmingham

Co‑educational Church of England school with partially selective places.

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