Applying to the Senior School is a smooth process.
Applying to the Senior School is a smooth process.
Visit us:We are pleased to offer individual appointments with our Headmaster and host you for a personal tour of the School. Please contact our Admissions Team to book a date, or submit an enquiry. This is the first step to joining us at the Senior School, as it is a great way to meet our staff and hear about what our students get up to on a day-to-day basis. You are also welcome to view our Virtual Tour. Register for a place:If you would like to proceed, you will need to register your child for a place. Please complete the registration form and submit a copy of your child’s latest school report for review. This can be done by completing our registration form and paying our non-refundable registration fee. For more information, visit our fees page. School reference request and completion of entrance assessments:Upon receipt of registration and with your permission, a reference from your child’s current school will be requested. In addition, students are required to complete academic assessments in order to allow us to ascertain that the School can support a child’s learning. With the exception of Years 7 and 8, all assessments are internally set by our Heads of Departments and provide an insight into a student’s prior knowledge in the subject. For entry into Year 7 to 10, students are also required to write a Non-Verbal Reasoning Assessment. Accept the offer of a place:Once assessments have been marked and a reference has been received, the student will be offered a place. Completion of the online acceptance paperwork and payment of a refundable deposit of £500 should be made in order to secure the place. If you would like to enquire about in-year entry, please get in touch with our Admissions Team. |
Pupils applying in the UK will be required to attend our Year 7 Assessment Day, if possible. They will be assessed through an online test produced by Atom Learning. This multiple choice test assesses English, Non-Verbal Reasoning and Numerical Ability. For a familiarisation test, please see this link: Atom Familiarisation.
Pupils who are unable to attend our Year 7 Assessment Day will be required to complete the online Atom Learning assessment under examination conditions, either at their school, the agent’s office or at the British Council. For a familiarisation test, please see this link: Atom Familiarisation.
Pupils applying in the UK will be invited to complete the Atom Learning assessment on site when availability allows. This multiple choice test assesses English, Non-Verbal Reasoning and Numerical Ability. For a familiarisation test, please see this link: Atom Familiarisation.
Pupils who are unable to do the assessment in person will be required to complete the online Atom Learning assessment under examination conditions, either at their school, the agent’s office or at the British Council. For a familiarisation test, please see this link: Atom Familiarisation.
Pupils will be required to attend our Year 9 Assessment Day if possible. They will complete subject papers in English Language, English Literature and Mathematics, plus a Non-Verbal Reasoning assessment. This would take place at Ashford School, or if they are unable to attend the Assessment Day, they can complete the papers at their school, the agent’s office or at the British Council.
Pupils will be required to complete subject papers in English Language, English Literature, Mathematics and Science, plus a Non-Verbal Reasoning assessment. This would need to take place on site at Ashford School, or at their school, the agent’s office or at the British Council.
Pupils will be required to complete subject papers in the three subjects that the student has chosen to study at A Level. This would need to take place on site at Ashford School, or at their school, the agent’s office or at the British Council.