Wallington High School for Girls

Tests: Spelling: choosing the correct spelling from five near-misses; Retrieval from a line-referenced passage; Best-explanation inference, where every option is partly true; Vocabulary in context and shades of connotation and more.

• Mock 1Familiarisation
• Mock 2Familiarisation
• Mock 3Selective standard
• Mock 4Selective standard
• Mock 5Strong candidate
• Mock 6Strong candidate
• Mock 7Strong candidate
• Mock 8Hard
• Mock 9Hard
• Mock 10Stretch

• Reconstructed from the published format.
• Officially confirmed: four sections in this order, with recommended timings of 5, 25, 10 and 10 minutes. The timings are advice, not rules - a candidate may spend longer on a section and go back to earlier questions.
• Officially confirmed: five options A to E on every question, a separate machine-read answer sheet, no negative marking, and no rough paper.
• The question count is not published. Ours is built from the official section timings and matches independent reports of the current paper. Treat 62 as a realistic reconstruction, not a fact.
• Two marking rules are official and unusual. A 'select the two most accurate' question scores nothing unless both are chosen, and nothing if three or more are. An open 'select all that apply' question gives partial credit, but ticking every option scores zero.
• The comparison section was added around September 2021. Any practice material without it describes the old paper.

Tests: Number and place value; The four operations and order of operations; Fractions, decimals and percentages; Ratio and proportion and more.

• Mock 1Familiarisation
• Mock 2Familiarisation
• Mock 3Selective standard
• Mock 4Selective standard
• Mock 5Strong candidate
• Mock 6Strong candidate
• Mock 7Strong candidate
• Mock 8Hard
• Mock 9Hard
• Mock 10Stretch

• Reconstructed from the published format.
• Officially confirmed: multiple choice with five options A to E, around 45 minutes, no calculator, no rough paper, and content broadly based on the Key Stage 2 curriculum.
• The question count and the total marks are not published. Fifty questions is the most widely repeated figure and fits the timing, but it is an estimate.
• The school's own worked commentary repeatedly solves questions by elimination - ruling options out on parity, last digit or rough size rather than calculating in full. That is the defining habit this paper rewards, and our mocks are built so that it pays off.
• The official sample states plainly that it does not show every question type used in recent years.

Tests: Multi-digit calculation in money and measure contexts; Fractions, ratio and proportion; Unit conversion (mass, length, capacity, money, time); Perimeter, area and volume, including compound shapes and more.

• Mock 1Familiarisation
• Mock 2Familiarisation
• Mock 3Selective standard
• Mock 4Selective standard
• Mock 5Strong candidate
• Mock 6Strong candidate
• Mock 7Strong candidate
• Mock 8Hard
• Mock 9Hard
• Mock 10Stretch

• Reconstructed from the published format.
• Officially confirmed: written answers rather than multiple choice, roughly 40 to 50 minutes, no marks for working, and difficulty deliberately spread through the paper rather than ramped towards the end. Our mocks use 45 minutes, the midpoint of the published range.
• The schools do not publish a question count or a mark total. Ours is a reconstruction: 25 questions, each worth one mark, matching the official sample's one-mark tariff.
• The official sample answers questions on a printed line inside a sentence that supplies the unit for you. Our papers copy that convention, because getting the format of the answer right is part of what the real paper tests.

Tests: Writing to argue, persuade and advise; Writing to explore, imagine and entertain; Writing to inform, explain and describe; Writing to analyse, review and comment and more.

• Mock 1Familiarisation
• Mock 2Familiarisation
• Mock 3Selective standard
• Mock 4Selective standard
• Mock 5Strong candidate
• Mock 6Strong candidate
• Mock 7Strong candidate
• Mock 8Hard
• Mock 9Hard
• Mock 10Stretch

• Reconstructed from the published format.
• Officially confirmed: one continuous piece of writing, roughly 40 to 50 minutes, addressing one or more of the four National Curriculum writing triplets, with the form named on the paper. There is no comprehension section and no separate spelling or grammar section at this stage - those sit in the SET.
• The schools state that an answer which is obviously prepared in advance, and does not address the form or task set, is awarded no marks. Our papers reproduce that warning and our rubric gates on it.
• No mark scheme, band descriptors, mark total or expected length is published. The 25-mark scheme in these papers is ours, built to reward the things the published guidance emphasises.