Grammar Schools
We currently offer three specialist 11+ modules for the Grammar Schools, based on the examination boards the local authority or the school use.
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GL:
The examination board is GL which can comprise of English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning. There are variations to this depending on the school. QE Boys, for example, only use Maths and English.
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CEM:
The examination board is CEM, University of Durham, which assesses pupils’ understanding and application of knowledge and skills taught in the Key Stage 2 curriculum.
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CEM exam's unique focus areas are:
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Numerical Reasoning (30%)
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Verbal Reasoning (50%)
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Non-Verbal Reasoning (20%)
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​The grammar schools in Redbridge, among others, currently use CEM.
CSSE:
The Consortium of Selective Schools in Essex is used for the following schools:
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King Edward VI Grammar School
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Colchester County High School for Girls
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Colchester Royal Grammar School
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Shoeburyness High School
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Southend High School for Girls
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Southend High School for Boys
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St. Bernard’s High School for Girls
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St. Thomas More High School for Boys
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Westcliff High School for Girls
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Westcliff High School for Boys