The Melbourne Grammar Year 7 Entry Test, sat in Year 4
The school publishes no paper, so this trains what every Year 3 to 5 assessment tests — numeracy, spelling, grammar and punctuation, reading, thinking skills, reasoning and writing — pitched at the NAPLAN top band and the Year 4 scholarship papers.
WhenApril or May of Year 4, at the school. Year 3 can start early.
The papersSix sections, each on its own clock: numeracy, spelling, grammar and punctuation, reading, thinking skills and reasoning — and a writing piece.
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What is trained here
A 25-question diagnostic across the domains; the plan then gates Secure the basics, Strong in every paper and Top band in every paper.
The weekly mock is sat section by section, each on its own clock, with one report over all of them.
One writing piece a week — narrative and persuasive in turn — scored on the official ten-strand rubric.
A report to you every Sunday, and the Sunday group on Zoom.
Marked by code; every verdict names its question. The one thing an AI reads is a writing piece, to score it on the official rubric.
How it works
free
1
RegisterOne minute: name, age, year, exam.
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Diagnostic testOn screen, on a clock, or printed.
free
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Results and the reportWhich step went wrong on each miss; the report in your inbox.
plan
4
Twelve weeksOne skill a week, a mock on the clock, the Sunday group, a report every Sunday.
Questions parents ask
Do you have the real test?
No, and neither does anyone outside the school. What is trained is the structure every assessment of this age tests, at the top band.
My child is in Year 5.
The Year 7 entry test is sat in Year 4. Ask the school about its process for later applicants; NAPLAN and ICAS are open here for Year 5.