Entrance exams for Dulwich School test practice Past papers

Welcome to our recommended Dulwich past papers for 2024 entry to Dulwich College.

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Dulwich test practice Past papers

 

Maths Scholarship Specimen Paper A (Dulwich College 2013)

11+ Maths Scholarship Specimen Paper A (Dulwich College 2013)

 

Recommended Dulwich College test practice steps

1. Find the most recent Dulwich past papers from the list above.

2. Schedule Dulwich exam revision sessions at least once a week.

3. Initially, use the first 1-2 revision sessions to familiarise your child with the Dulwich exam format. To include the different types of Dulwich exam question too.

4. As your child will perfect their 10+ exam technique, track their Dulwich exam progress against the pass mark benchmark provided in any Dulwich practice tests you’ve purchased.

 

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The ISC represents about 80% independent schools in the UK. These are inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) according to a framework agreed upon between the various school assessment bodies including the Department for Education and Ofsted.

 

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How to pass the Dulwich College entry exam

  1. BUY the exam practice materials which are the closest to the Dulwich College entry exam. Closest is best. And these are closest in terms of both Dulwich College entrance 3am content and also Dulwich exam difficulty level.
  2. Schedule revision sessions at least once a week. Before school first thing in the morning or immediately after school often works well.  Although if your child already has lots of extra-curricula activities, then the weekend may be an easier scheduling option.
  3. Initially, use the first 1-2 revision sessions to familiarise your child with the Dulwich exam format and the different types of question in the Eton entry exam.
  4. As your child will perfect their 10+ exam technique, track their Dulwich College exam progress against the pass mark benchmark provided in the above Dulwich practice tests you.

 

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