Showing the first 25 of 1112 schools — search or filter to narrow.
Abbey College Cambridge
Cambridgeshire · East of England
Abbey College in Malvern
Malvern · Worcestershire · West Midlands
Abbey College Manchester
Manchester · North West
Abbey Gate College
Chester · North West
Abbot's Hill School
Hemel Hempstead · Hertfordshire · East of England
Abbotsholme School
Uttoxeter · Derbyshire · East Midlands
Abingdon School
Abingdon · Oxfordshire · South East
Abrar Academy
Preston · Lancashire · North West
Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy
Walsall · West Midlands
Abu Bakr Boys School
Walsall · West Midlands
Ackworth School
West Yorkshire · Wakefield · Yorkshire and the Humber
ACS Cobham International School
Cobham · Surrey · South East
ACS Egham International School
Egham · Surrey · South East
ACS Hillingdon International School
Uxbridge · Hillingdon · London
Adcote School for Girls
Shrewsbury · Shropshire · West Midlands
Afifah School
Manchester · Trafford · North West
Ahavas Torah Boys Academy
Manchester · Salford · North West
Akeley Wood Senior School
Buckinghamshire · South East
AKS Lytham
Lytham St Annes · Lancashire · North West
Al Hikmah Boys School
Luton · East of England
Al Islah Girls' High School
BLACKBURN · North West
Al Jamiah Al Islamiyyah
Bolton · North West
Al Kauthar Girls Academy
Leeds · Yorkshire and the Humber
Al Madina School for Girls
Barking · London
Al Mumin Primary and Secondary School
Bradford · Yorkshire and the Humber
Grammar school exam questions, answered
What is GL Assessment?
GL Assessment is the exam board used by most UK grammar schools for the 11+. GL tests cover Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning — the four subjects ElevenReady practice is built around.
What's the difference between GL, ISEB and consortium exams?
GL is the most common 11+ board for state grammar schools. ISEB runs the computer-adaptive Common Pre-Test used mainly by independent schools. Consortium exams are shared papers run by groups of schools (for example some London girls' schools). Each school's page shows which one it uses.
What does paper-based vs computer-based mean for my child?
Paper-based tests are sat with a printed booklet and answer sheet; computer-based tests are taken on screen, often with stricter per-question pacing — so practising speed matters more. The finder lets you filter schools by test type.
Does a catchment area apply to grammar schools?
It varies. Some grammar schools give priority to (or require) a home address inside a catchment area; super-selective schools usually have no catchment and admit purely on 11+ rank. Each school's page shows its catchment policy where we have verified it.