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11+ Admissions Process
Entrance Test & Interviews
- Entrance test: Friday 28th November 2025
- Selection Day: Tuesday 6th September 2026
Joining St Augustine’s Priory at 11+ is a selective process involving an online entrance test and a face-to-face interview. As part of the London 11+ Consortium, we use a bespoke test that assesses creative and critical thinking, problem-solving, and academic potential.
- Date: Friday 28th November 2025
- Duration: 100 minutes (1 hour 40 minutes) with a 20-minute break
- Test Areas: Maths, Non-Verbal Reasoning, English, Verbal Reasoning, Puzzles & Problem Solving, Creative Comprehension
- The test is adaptive, adjusting to a student’s performance, and is designed in partnership with primary and secondary education specialists.
- Applicants may sit the test at their current school (if hosting the Consortium test) or at one of the participating Consortium schools. The onus is on the applicant family to ask their current school if they are hosting the assessment and to find out the arrangements. St Augustine’s Priory will provide the applicant’s Headteacher with a unique access code for their daughter to be able to sit the assessment at her current school.
- St Augustine’s Priory will host the test on Friday 28th November 2025 for applicants sitting here.
- Date: Tuesday 6th January 2026
- Includes interviews, activities, and a visit to Priory Farm.
- Scholarship Assessments also take place on this day (apart from Sport which is held earlier). See the Scholarships page for more details.
- Registration Deadline: Friday 7th November 2025
- Consortium Assessment Dates: 28th November (only date at St Augustine’s Priory), 2nd December, and 4th December 2025 (elsewhere)
- Selection Day: 6th January 2026
- Offers Day: 13th February 2026
- Acceptance Deadline: 4th March 2026
- Online Assessment with tailored timing for each candidate.
- Additional time is granted for eligible students in line with JCQ guidelines.
- Applicants can only sit the test once, regardless of the number of Consortium schools they apply to.
- Practice Test: We recommend applicants use the London 11+ Consortium Familiarisation Test. The FAQs are available now on the Consortium website and full details including the Code of Practice and Familiarisation Materials are available.
To register, please complete this form:
Click Here For Online Registration Form
Parent Review:
“My daughter was very anxious about taking the Consortium assessment and attending Selection Day but I want to thank everyone involved for putting her at ease and making Selection Day such good fun!”