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Sherborne Girls — 13+ online assessments (Quest) and assessment day in Year 6

Sherborne School for Girls’ 13+ entrance test is set by Quest Assessments, taken online. It tests verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English, maths, a piece of writing and the test’s other sections.

Who sits it. Children in Year 6, for a place in Year 9 in September 2029: sat in January 2027 (inferred).

Sherborne School for Girls · Girls’ independent school · SherborneAdmissions (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
  • The last fortnight

In part

  • The writing

Not covered

  • Verbal reasoning
  • Non-verbal reasoning
  • The test’s other sections
  • The interview
  • The test itself
  • Printable English papers

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. January 2027 Inferred

    For Year 9 in September 2029, sat in Year 6. Inferred: the page does not give this date in so many words. Source
    13+ candidates are assessed in Year 6: online tests in the autumn term 2026, assessment day January 2027; unconditional offers early February, acceptance by 1 March.

  2. January 2028 Inferred

    For Year 9 in September 2030, sat in Year 6. Inferred: the page does not give this date in so many words. 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 and English to Year 6, counted towards the exam; the writing, in part.

  • 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.

  • The writing In part

    Short timed pieces that a grown-up marks at home with ticks: one a fortnight from the spring of Year 4, one a week from the autumn of Year 5. They practise part of what the exam’s writing asks; they are not its paper, and they are not counted towards the exam.

  • The last fortnight

    In the last 14 days before the exam date the plan works to, sessions are shorter and nothing new is introduced. The plan works to January of Year 6, a month inferred from the pages; until the school publishes the day for your child’s year, that date is an estimate.

Not covered

Verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, the test’s other sections, the interview and the test’s own format.

  • Verbal reasoning

    Remelia does not teach verbal reasoning.

  • Non-verbal reasoning

    Remelia does not teach non-verbal reasoning.

  • The test’s other sections

    Not practised.

  • The interview

    A conversation with the school, which an app cannot practise.

  • The test itself

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

  • Printable English papers

    The printable practice papers in the parents’ app are maths only.

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
Quest Assessments. Source
How it is taken
Online. Source
Online tests sat at the current school in the Michaelmas term or at Sherborne Girls; assessment day in person.
What it tests
Verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English, maths, a piece of writing and the test’s other sections. Source
The papers
Part 1; Part 2. Source
Timings not published.
How places are decided
The test and an interview. Online assessments, interview and tasks on the assessment day, and a confidential school reference; unconditional offers to girls who meet the entry requirements. Source
Practice and familiarisation
Nothing found on the pages read. Source
Interview
Yes. 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. How to Apply — Sherborne Girls checked 22 September 2026
    The page’s words

    “This is our main entry point into Sherborne Girls.”

    “Girls will sit the Sherborne Girls online assessments in Year 6 as part of their application. There are two parts to the online tests which have been designed in partnership with Quest: Part 1 - Verbal Reasoning, Non-Verbal Reasoning, English and Mathematics. Part 2 - Problem solving and creative writing.”

    “Pupils will also be invited to an assessment day in January of Year 6 where they will have an interview with a senior member of our academic staff and carry out further assessment tasks.”

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