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Olive High (girls), Blackburn — Year 7 entrance test

Olive High’s 11+ entrance test is set by GL Assessment (inferred from the pages, which do not name it outright). It tests English, maths, science, verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, spatial reasoning and quantitative ability tasks.

Who sits it. Children in Year 6, for a place in Year 7 in September 2027: the date is not yet published.

Olive High · Girls’ independent school · LancashireAdmissions (the school’s website)

Checked against the sources below on 22 September 2026. Dates and arrangements change: the school’s own admissions page is always the final word.

How Remelia helps with this test

What Remelia covers, in full

Covered

  • Maths
  • English
  • Reading
  • Verbal reasoning
  • Non-verbal reasoning
  • Science
  • The last fortnight

Not covered

  • Spatial reasoning
  • Quantitative ability tasks
  • The test itself
  • English papers in this test’s style

Each exam plan is dated from your child’s year group: Remelia works to the sitting for the September they start Year 7. For a school without a plan, choose “Not sure yet” and Remelia teaches the Key Stage 2 curriculum with no exam date.

Key dates

When it is sat.

The dates the school has published, in order. Where a day is not yet published, the guide says so.

  1. Not yet published

    For Year 7 in September 2027, sat in Year 6. The date is not on the pages read. Source

  2. Not yet published

    For Year 7 in September 2028, sat in Year 6. The date is not on the pages read. Source

Remelia and this exam

What Remelia covers, and what it does not.

Choose the school when you set your child up, or later in Controls, and this is the plan.

What Remelia covers

Key Stage 2 maths, English and science to Year 6, and verbal and non-verbal reasoning, counted towards the exam.

  • Maths

    The Key Stage 2 objectives for Years 3 to 6, in the order your child’s school teaches them, counted towards the exam.

  • English

    Grammar, punctuation, spelling and vocabulary questions most days, Years 3 to 6, counted towards the exam.

  • Reading

    From the autumn of Year 5, a weekly reading day: one unseen passage and 9 questions on it, from a bank of 130 passages.

  • Verbal reasoning

    21 of the question types in GL Assessment’s verbal reasoning familiarisation papers (letter and number series, codes, logic puzzles, word puzzles and word meanings), mixed into the sessions and counted towards the exam. The types a test sets can differ from year to year.

  • Non-verbal reasoning

    13 question types from the providers’ own sample material (shape series and grids, pairs, similarities, odd one out, codes, rotation, reflection, hidden shapes, folding and punching, and nets), each a drawing with five options, mixed into the sessions and counted towards the exam. The types a test sets can differ from year to year, and from provider to provider.

  • Science

    The Key Stage 2 science programme of study for Years 3 to 6, asked as reasoning over what the question gives: fair tests, tables and graphs, circuits, keys and food chains, and 41 short scenarios to read and answer from, mixed into the sessions and counted towards the exam. Year 6 science is in the plan too: all 15 of its objectives have notes, and one so far has questions; the rest are named as not covered yet.

  • The last fortnight

    In the last 14 days before the exam date the plan works to, sessions are shorter and nothing new is introduced. No month is published, so the plan works to January of Year 6, when most GL Assessment tests are sat: an estimate.

Not covered

Spatial reasoning, quantitative ability tasks and the test’s own format.

  • Spatial reasoning

    Remelia does not teach spatial reasoning.

  • Quantitative ability tasks

    Not practised.

  • The test itself

    Remelia practises the content, not GL Assessment’s own screens, papers or timings: the familiarisation materials, where there are any, show those.

  • English papers in this test’s style

    The printable English practice papers in the parents’ app are in the style of the FSCE test’s multiple-choice paper, not GL Assessment’s own.

The exam

What the school says.

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
GL Assessment. Source
The page says ‘GLS Assessment’ and describes CAT4-style verbal, non-verbal, quantitative and spatial tasks; read as GL Assessment.
How it is taken
Not found on the pages read. Source
What it tests
English, maths, science, verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, spatial reasoning and quantitative ability tasks. Source
The papers
English; Maths; Science; Verbal, non-verbal and spatial ability tasks; Quantitative ability tasks. Source
Tests named on the admissions page; minutes and format not published. The maths test is its own, apart from the reasoning (MM-873 validation, 30 Sep 2026).
How places are decided
A pass mark. Source
Practice and familiarisation
Nothing found on the pages read. Source
Interview
Not found on the pages read. Source

Sources

Where every line comes from.

Every page our research read for this exam, with the date it was checked; under each, the words it quoted from it.

  1. Admission — Olive High checked 30 September 2026
    The page’s words

    “Students applying to Olive High will be required to sit tests in English, Maths and Science to establish their current level and to help us in determining baselines for pupils (GLS Assessment).”

    “Students applying to Olive High will be required to sit tests in English, Maths and Science ... verbal, non-verbal, quantitative and spatial ability tasks.”

    “Upon successfully passing the test*, students will be offered a place at the school.”

    “which usually take place in the first term of their year 6 (we will write to you with the test date)”

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