How to get into Nonsuch High School for Girls
Girls get into Nonsuch High School for Girls through the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test. For September 2028 entry the test is on Tuesday, 14 September 2027.
Get your child ready for Nonsuch High School for Girls's entrance test
Daily practice on the skills the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test checks. Their answers show what to work on next, along with any Bond papers you log.
Dates for September 2028 entry
Registration closes on 31 July 2027. The Sutton Selective Eligibility Test is on Tuesday, 14 September 2027 (the expected date). Every Sutton Selective Eligibility Test date.
Source: Wallington County Grammar School, entry to Year 7 in September 2028. Checked 8 November 2026.
What Nonsuch High School for Girls looks for
- Girls must pass the SET, then pass both the English and maths papers of the second stage test shared with Wallington High School for Girls. The final score adds the two second stage marks to half the SET mark. Girls on Pupil Premium or in care can qualify with scores up to 20% below the pass marks.
- 210 girls join Year 7.
- Up to 125 places go by score to girls living 5.25 km or less from the school's front door in a straight line. 85 places go by score whatever the address.
- Looked after children first. Then 85 places by highest score from any address, up to 35 Pupil Premium places, then up to 125 places within the catchment circle. Any places left go by highest score.
- The girl living nearest the school's front door, in a straight line, gets the place. If still tied, a random draw decides.
Source: Nonsuch High School for Girls admissions policy, 2027 admission year. Checked 8 November 2026.
These are the rules for September 2027 entry. The school had not published its September 2028 rules when we last checked.
What the test covers
SET English: a multiple choice paper of 40 to 50 minutes. SET maths: a multiple choice paper of 40 to 50 minutes, broadly based on the Key Stage 2 curriculum. Second stage for Sutton Grammar, Wallington County Grammar and Wilson's, shared by all three: an English paper and a maths paper with written answers, not multiple choice. Second stage for Nonsuch and Wallington High School for Girls, known as the NWSSEE: an English paper and a maths paper, not multiple choice, each 40 to 50 minutes. The full detail of each paper.
Questions parents ask
Which test does Nonsuch High School for Girls use?
Nonsuch High School for Girls uses the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test. Girls must pass the SET, then pass both the English and maths papers of the second stage test shared with Wallington High School for Girls. The final score adds the two second stage marks to half the SET mark. Girls on Pupil Premium or in care can qualify with scores up to 20% below the pass marks.
How many places are there?
210 girls join Year 7. These are the numbers for September 2027 entry.
What happens when scores are tied?
The girl living nearest the school's front door, in a straight line, gets the place. If still tied, a random draw decides.
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More about Nonsuch High School for Girls
Other schools using the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test
- Sutton Grammar SchoolSutton
- Wallington County Grammar SchoolWallington
- Wilson's SchoolWallington
- Wallington High School for GirlsWallington
- Greenshaw High SchoolSutton
The Sutton Selective Eligibility Test
Primary schools nearby
- St Dunstan's Cheam CofE Primary Schoolunder a mile
- Cuddington Croft Primary School and Nurseryunder a mile
- Cheam Fields Primary Academyunder a mile
- Nonsuch Primary Schoolunder a mile
- Meadow Primary Schoolunder a mile
- Avenue Primary Academy1 mile
- Robin Hood Infants' School1 mile
- Ewell Grove Primary and Nursery School1 mile
Get your child ready for Nonsuch High School for Girls's entrance test
Daily practice on the skills the Sutton Selective Eligibility Test checks. Their answers show what to work on next, along with any Bond papers you log.