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The English Entrance Paper consists of two sections: comprehension and essay with each section lasting 30 minutes. The candidates are asked to answer shorter questions on a prose passage for the comprehension and are given a follow on task for the essay. The paper is not designed to test any prior knowledge of specific terms but should be accessible to all applicants. The comprehension.
KS Papers. The format of some papers changed in 2013. Full details here. We do not publish mark schemes for these papers. We are aware of some organisations offering mark schemes on a commercial basis. These have been produced without any input from Eton College. Eton College King's Scholarship Examination 2003. Eton College King's Scholarship Examination 2004. Eton College King's Scholarship.
Reading Lists. Parents often ask us for a list of suitable books for their children. The following reading lists are given to pupils in the school as age-appropriate recommendations.
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Sample papers available here from Year 4 to Sixth Form Search. Parents. St Mary’s School is the leading independent day and boarding school for girls aged 4-18 in Cambridge. History and ethos. Mary Ward School; About Mary Ward; Through the years; Our Magnolia tree; Original log book (1901-27) Our 120th year; Our approach. School aims; Why all girls' Love of learning; High Perfomance.
Prior to this, he was Head of House at Toowoomba Grammar School and before that he was a leading teacher and boarding master at Ipswich Grammar School (both in Queensland). While living in the UK, he taught IB and A-level Chemistry and Biology at Slough Grammar School, an ethnically diverse academically selective school near Windsor.
The girls put in 110% from the get-go and were able to finish 2-0. This was a really proud moment for the girls as they redeemed themselves from losing to this team last year in the semi-final. So well done girls, you have done us proud. Now onto the semi-final next week against Ipswich Girls’ Grammar.