SET (Sutton Education Trust)

Complete Guide to South London & Sutton SET 11+ Exams

The Sutton Education Trust (SET) consortium includes some of the most competitive grammar schools in the country, including Wilson's School, Nonsuch High School, and Wallington County Grammar. The SET exam uses its own two-stage testing format.

Consortium
SET (Sutton Education Trust)
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Format
Two-stage testing (Stage 1 screening + Stage 2 assessment)
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Subjects
English, Mathematics
Test Month
September (Year 6)
Results
November (Stage 1), January (Stage 2)

Preparation Tips for South London & Surrey

Effective preparation for the South London & Surrey 11+ exam (SET (Sutton Education Trust)) requires a focused approach tailored to the SET (Sutton Education Trust) format. The following evidence-based strategies are recommended for children targeting grammar schools in this area.

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SET schools use a two-stage process — Stage 1 is a screening test that roughly half the applicants pass.

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Stage 2 is more detailed and school-specific, testing deeper comprehension and problem-solving.

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Wilson's School and Nonsuch are exceptionally competitive — a broad vocabulary is essential.

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Practice under timed conditions is critical, as SET papers are designed to be time-pressured.

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