We are incredibly proud to announce our 11+ leaving results of 2024/25. Below you will find information relating to the number of places offered to our pupils. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list as we are yet to hear back from all parents.
A big thank you to our outgoing parents for your kind emails and recommendations—your support is greatly appreciated.
Our dedicated 11+ teachers were delighted to see the months of hard work pay off for their pupils. This year, we have results for 24 of our pupils (13 girls and 11 boys) who sat their respective exams.
With a total of 74 offers received from London’s top schools, our pupils averaged just over 3 offers each!!
Co-Ed Schools:
- Latymer Upper School – 5 offers
- Alleyn’s School – 3 offers
- The Harrodian School – 3 offers
- Emanuel School – 4 offers
- Wetherby Pembridge – 2 offers
- Ibstock Place – 2 offers
- Sevenoaks School – 1 offer
Girls’ Schools:
- St Paul’s Girls School – 3 offers
- Godolphin and Latymer – 5 offers
- City of London School for Girls – 4 offers
- Francis Holland Sloane Square – 7 offers
- Francis Holland Regents Park – 5 offers (including 1 scholarship)
- Wimbledon High School – 2 offers
- North London Collegiate School – 2 offers
- Putney High School – 2 offers
- Notting Hill and Ealing High School – 2 offers
- Queen’s College – 2 offers (including 1 scholarship)
- Wycombe Abbey School – 1 offer
- JAGS – 1 offer
- South Hampstead High School – 1 offer
- Queen’s Gate School – 1 offer
Boys’ Schools:
- St Paul’s Boys School – 2 offers
- Westminster School – 1 offer
- Dulwich College – 3 offers
- Hampton School – 2 offers
- Charterhouse – 1 offer
- Winchester College – 1 offer
- Brighton College – 1 offer
- King’s College – 1 offer
- Kingston Grammar – 1 offer
- Wetherby Senior – 1 offer
- Tonbridge School – 1 offer
- UCS – 1 offer
- Eton and Harrow are yet to award offers to their applicants.
Congratulations to all our students on their outstanding achievements!
Your dedication and perseverance have truly paid off, and we are thrilled to see you moving on to some of the most prestigious schools in London. Wishing you the very best in your next academic journey!
Reflections and looking ahead.
This year’s examination process reaffirmed the importance of sustained, structured preparation. Our students faced a variety of challenges, and we noted several key trends that contributed to their success:
- The importance of written examination practice: Many of our students reported that the written components of the 11+ exams were particularly rigorous this year. One candidate for St Paul’s Girls School mentioned that the comprehension passage was much longer and denser than expected, requiring a strong ability to sustain concentration. This highlights the value of regular written practice, both at home and in structured settings.
- The benefits of starting early: Candidates who began their journey with us in the 10+ cycle consistently performed well. The gradual approach allowed for deeper understanding and long-term retention of key concepts. One pupil who secured an offer from City of London School for Girls credited her steady build-up of skills over two years as the reason she felt calm and confident in her final exams.
- The importance of specialised reasoning preparation: Many schools now incorporate intricate reasoning tests into their admissions process. This year, our reasoning workshops played a crucial role in helping students tackle unfamiliar question types with confidence. Whilst electronic reasoning platforms provide useful practice, having structured teaching of verbal and non-verbal reasoning techniques has proven invaluable. One of our students aiming for Westminster School noted that without targeted reasoning sessions, they would have struggled with the abstract logic section of the test.
As we reflect on this year’s success, it is clear that a steady and well-structured approach to preparation continues to be the key to strong results. Many of our students benefited from long-term engagement with our programmes and workshops, with structured practice and results-backed guidance making a noticeable difference.
Looking ahead, we remain committed to supporting future candidates through carefully planned preparation. Whether through weekly classes, mock exams, or holiday workshops, ensuring students build confidence and familiarity with the exam format continues to be at the heart of our approach.