Kent College Canterbury Year 9 entrance examinations: 2 schools
The Kent College Canterbury Year 9 entrance examinations are shared by two schools. They are set by the schools themselves (inferred from the pages, which do not name it outright), taken online. They test English, maths and non-verbal reasoning.
Who sits it. Children in Year 8, for a place in Year 9 in September 2027: the date is not yet published (checked 22 September 2026).
Checked against the sources below on 22 September 2026. Dates and arrangements change: the schools’ own admissions pages are always the final word.
At a glance
- Set by
- The schools themselves (inferred)
- Taken
- Online
- Next sitting
- Not yet published, for Year 9 in September 2027
- Tests
- English, maths and non-verbal reasoning
- Interview
- Yes
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The schools
The two schools that use the Kent College Canterbury Year 9 entrance examinations.
Each school takes its own applications and decides its own offers. Places are as each school’s page gives them, where it does.
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Kent College (Canterbury)
Co-educational independent school · Canterbury
Places not published
Kent College (Canterbury): Admissions (the school’s website)
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Kent College International Study Centre
Co-educational independent school · Canterbury
International Study Centre pupils apply through Kent College Canterbury’s own entrance assessment. Source Source checked 22 September 2026
Places not published
Kent College International Study Centre: Admissions (the school’s website)
The exam
Subjects, interview and how places are decided for the Kent College Canterbury Year 9 entrance examinations: what the schools say.
Each line links to the page it comes from. A line marked Inferred is read from the page, which does not say it in so many words; the note under it says how.
- Who sets it Inferred
- The schools themselves. Source
- How it is taken
- Online. Source
The assessment table lists ‘Online, Maths, English, Non-verbal reasoning’ for Years 8-11. - What it tests
- English, maths and non-verbal reasoning. Source
- The papers
- Not found on the pages read: how long it is, how many papers and what kind of questions. Source
- How places are decided
- The school’s own rule: see its page. Source
- Practice and familiarisation
- Nothing found on the pages read. Source
- Interview
- Yes. Source
‘Getting to know you’ interview with the Head or SMT member.
Sources
Where the facts about the Kent College Canterbury Year 9 entrance examinations come from.
Every page read for this exam, with the date it was checked, and the words quoted from it.
- How to Apply checked 22 September 2026
The page’s words
“Years 8, 9, 10 and 11 (ages 12-15) Applicants are required to take entrance examinations in English, Mathematics and Non-verbal reasoning. There is also a ‘getting to know you’ interview session for both pupils and parents with the Head or a member of the Senior Management Team. Following the marking of their examination papers, applicants should expect a response within a week.”
“Kent College is a non-selective school and welcomes pupils from all backgrounds. ... International students may also apply to join our International Study Centre . ... All students are required to complete entrance exams before a place can be offered. ... Year 7 (11+) Kent College entrance assessments are held at the end of January and cover English, Mathematics and Non-verbal reasoning. There is also a ‘getting to know you’ session for both pupils and parents with a member”
“Years 8, 9, 10 and 11 (ages 12-15) Applicants are required to take entrance examinations in English, Mathematics and Non-verbal reasoning. There is also a ‘getting to know you’ interview session for both pupils and parents with the Head or a member of the Senior Management Team.”
“Kent College is a non-selective school and welcomes pupils from all backgrounds. ... All students are required to complete entrance exams before a place can be offered.”
- International Admissions | Kent College checked 22 September 2026
The page’s words
“All applicants are required to take entrance examinations in English, Maths and Non-verbal reasoning. These tests can be taken at the pupil’s current school, a lawyer’s office or British Council.”
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