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Trinity School, Croydon 11+

On-screen test (70 minutes: maths 30, English 20, verbal reasoning 10, non-verbal reasoning 10) plus a 30-minute guided written paper, on the same day.

What the test covers

  • Reading comprehension
  • Creative writing
  • Maths
  • Verbal reasoning
  • Non-verbal reasoning

Girls and boys from September 2027 (boys only before). The on-screen test is built by Quest Assessments, mostly multiple choice with no typing; maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning get harder or easier as the child answers. The written paper is a personal response to a set of prompts. The test page does not mention an interview, so check the school's website.

What Brightprep covers

What we cover: every section of the on-screen test. The guided written paper: practice tasks you mark yourself.

Last year's dates (September 2027 entry)

Based on last year's dates (September 2027 entry). Schools have not published dates for September 2028 entry yet, so always check each school's own website before you register.

Registration
By 16 October 2026
Test
11 December 2026 (on-screen test and a guided written paper, same day)
Results and offers
Not published on the test page; check the school's website

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Official free practice material

Quest Assessments, which builds the on-screen test, has a Trinity page describing each section and the guided written paper. We have not found free sample papers from the school.

What to practise

  • Reading comprehension: Read widely every day and answer questions about what the writer means, not only what happens.
  • Creative writing: Write short stories and descriptions against the clock, then check spelling and punctuation.
  • Maths: Keep arithmetic quick and accurate, and practise multi-step word problems up to the end of Year 6.
  • Verbal reasoning: Build vocabulary and learn the common verbal reasoning question types: codes, hidden words, series and word links.
  • Non-verbal reasoning: Practise shape patterns, codes, reflections, folding and cubes until the question types feel familiar.

Want to try some questions now? Get our free practice paper with answers.

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