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St. George's Weybridge 11+ Entrance Exam: A Guide for Parents

St. George's Weybridge 11+ Entrance Exam: A Guide for Parents

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20 August 2025
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Registration for St. George's Weybridge 11+ closes in 10 days, on 15 October 2026. A free consultation now leaves time to plan the preparation before the assessment.

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Key Facts

School TypeIndependent Roman Catholic co-educational day school
Age Range3-18 years (Junior School 3-11, College 11-18)
LocationWeybridge Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2QS
Founded1869 by the Josephite order
Student NumbersApproximately 1,000 students at the college, 600 at junior school
Campus100-acre site with extensive sports facilities and Thames boathouse
Contact+44 1932 839300
Websitewww.stgeorgesweybridge.com
11+ entrance examVerbal Reasoning, Non-verbal Reasoning, Mathematics, English
Registration deadline5pm Thursday 15 October 2026 (September 2027 entry)
Assessment dateFriday 4 December 2026 (September 2027 entry)
OffersFriday 12 February 2027

Figures correct at the time of writing — always confirm current fees and deadlines with the school directly.

St George's College, Weybridge's 11+ entrance exam is the main route into Year 7, testing Verbal Reasoning, Non-verbal Reasoning, Mathematics and English alongside an interview, with registration in the autumn term of Year 6 and the assessment following shortly after. Offers are confirmed in the spring term ahead of the September start into Year 7. The school also runs separate Academic, Art, Drama, Music and Sport Scholarship assessments, with current dates for registration, the test and offers set out in the key facts table on this page.

About St. George's Weybridge

St George's is a Catholic independent day school in Addlestone, near Weybridge, and educates boys and girls together. Founded by the Josephite order as a boys' boarding school, it admitted girls to the sixth form before becoming fully co-educational, and now runs as a day school.

The entrance exam

The 11+ assessment splits into two parts. Verbal Reasoning and Non-verbal Reasoning are tested online through the CEM Select Evaluate Abilities assessment, a format developed by the Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring at the University of Durham, now part of Cambridge Assessment. Mathematics and English are set and marked by the College itself, with the English paper covering extended writing, comprehension and technical skills. Candidates called for interview meet the College as part of the wider assessment process.

  • Verbal Reasoning: Tested online via CEM Select Evaluate Abilities assessment
  • Non-verbal Reasoning: Tested online via CEM Select Evaluate Abilities assessment
  • Mathematics: Paper set and marked by the College
  • English: Paper set and marked by the College, assessing extended writing, comprehension and technical skills

Registration and key dates

Registration for the 11+ entrance examination usually closes in the autumn term of Year 6, with the exact time and date published each year in the key facts table above. The assessment follows shortly afterwards, also within the autumn term, and the College usually confirms offers in the following spring term, well ahead of the September start of Year 7.

  • Registration deadline: autumn term of Year 6
  • Assessment date: autumn term of Year 6
  • Offers issued: spring term of Year 6
  • Entry into Year 7: September

Current dates are in the key facts table at the top of this page, taken from the school's own admissions pages below, which remain the reference for each round.

Past papers and familiarisation

The College sends families a familiarisation web-link ahead of the assessment date, alongside CEM's general parental guidance, both available from the Admissions Downloads page.

Past Mathematics and English papers set by the College are published in the same location, giving a clear sense of the standard and style expected in those two subjects. Families preparing for the Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning components typically draw on general CEM-style practice materials, since the familiarisation link covers format and structure for that part of the assessment.

Preparing with Taylor Tuition

The St George's 11+ rewards steady preparation over a year or so, with the last term given to timed practice and interview confidence. Having prepared pupils for entry to leading independent and grammar schools, with placements including Westminster, St Paul's, Wycombe Abbey and Eton, our tutors match the programme to the school's assessment format and to where the child is starting from.

Because the pool includes former heads of department, exam-board examiners and teachers from independent and boarding schools, and more than half of our tutors hold Qualified Teacher Status, families get a tutor who understands what the assessors are looking for. Every tutor who works with children holds an enhanced DBS check.

Families work with us online from anywhere in the UK or abroad, and in person in central London. Fees start from £50 per 50-minute session and depend on tutor level and subject, with no registration fee and a free initial consultation to talk through your child's current level and the timeline to the 11+. Families receive progress reports after sessions and have a dedicated point of contact, and we reply to enquiries within one working day with tutor recommendations.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the St George's Weybridge 11+ exam involve?
Candidates sit Verbal Reasoning and Non-verbal Reasoning online via the CEM Select Evaluate Abilities assessment, plus Mathematics and English papers set and marked by the College, with English covering extended writing, comprehension and technical skills. An interview also forms part of the wider assessment process.
When does registration close and when is the 11+ exam sat?
Registration usually closes in the autumn term of Year 6, with the assessment following shortly afterwards in the same term and offers issued in the spring term that follows. Exact dates are published each year in the key facts table on this page.
Are past papers available for the 11+?
The College publishes past Mathematics and English papers on its Admissions Downloads page, alongside a familiarisation web-link and CEM's general parental guidance sent ahead of the assessment date. These cover the two papers set by the College itself; the CEM-based reasoning tests follow a standard, separate online format.
How hard is the 11+ and how should a child prepare?
The school does not publish a pass mark or scoring detail for its 11+ assessment. Preparation usually involves familiarity with the CEM Select Evaluate Abilities format for reasoning, alongside practice with the College's own past Mathematics and English papers, which set out the standard and style expected.
What type of school is St George's?
St George's is an independent Roman Catholic co-educational day school.

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