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About Sutton-Style Exam:
A Sutton-style grammar exam is the type of entrance test used by the grammar schools in Sutton, South London. The Selective Eligibility Test (SET) is the first stage test common to
- Sutton Grammar School
- Greenshaw High School (Selective band)
- Wilson’s School
- Wallington County Grammar School
- Nonsuch High School for Girls
- Wallington High School for Girls
These schools use a shared, two-stage 11-plus exam system designed to select academically able pupils for entry at age 11 (Year 7).
Key Subjects Assessed
English: reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, writing clarity
Maths: reasoning, logic, multi-step problem solving
Thinking skills: pattern recognition, inference, explanation
Exam Format
It’s divided into two stages:
Stage 1 – Selective Eligibility Test (SET)
- Multiple-choice questions
- Two papers: English and Maths
- Each paper ≈ 45 minutes
- Computer-marked
- Tests speed, accuracy, and reasoning skills
- High scorers move on to Stage 2
Stage 2 – Second Stage Entrance Exam
- Written (not multiple-choice)
- Two papers: English Writing and Maths Problem Solving
- Each ≈ 45–60 minutes
- Tests depth of understanding and ability to explain reasoning
Please note that, due to over-subscription, meeting the required standard at the entrance tests does not guarantee the offer of a place at the school.
What we offer
11 Plus exam papers presents 4 full length Sutton-Style Exams. Each exam consists of 2 individual tests with time framework testing Maths and English.
Each test is designed similar to the real exam and updated with every years feedback on the questions, their format and difficulty level.
Each exam offers you detailed feedback with each questions and explanatory answers and percentage of student solved the question correctly.
If you are aiming for good practice for your 11 plus preparation, then you must buy these exams!