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Longridge Towers School

Longridge Towers School is non-selective; its Year 7 English and Maths assessments help with placement and setting.

Independent school · Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland

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Meet the school

At a glance

Facts checked

School type
Independent school
Department for Education
Location
Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
Department for Education
Pupils
Coeducational
Department for Education
Registered ages
3–19
Department for Education

Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 2XQ

Plan your approach

Entry information

Longridge Towers is non-selective and welcomes applications where places are available. Its current admissions policy and admissions page describe entry assessments, interview and previous-school references; Year 7 and later applicants complete English and Maths diagnostic assessments mainly to support placement and setting, not selective admission.

Entry stage: Year 7 and later entry

What the assessment covers

  • English diagnostic assessment
  • Mathematics diagnostic assessment

The admissions process

  • Register and provide previous-school information
  • Interview and entry assessment
  • Year 7+ English and Maths diagnostics inform placement and setting
  • Scholarship assessments are a separate process

Read the official details: Admissions information from Longridge Towers School

Go to the source

Official links for your shortlist

Use the school’s current admissions information to check which sample papers or familiarisation materials apply to your child’s entry year.

Know what to expect

Follow the school’s assessment guidance.

Longridge Towers describes its English and Maths assessments for Year 7 and above as diagnostic, used mainly for setting. They are not a selective 11+ examination. Keep everyday reading and maths going, and ask the school what to expect at assessment; scholarships have their own process.

Read the official guidance: Longridge Towers School

Keep the practical steps clear

Your application starting points

Use the official links on this page to answer these questions for your child’s entry year.

  1. Check the entry point and eligibility

    Confirm the year group, age requirements and any conditions that apply to your child.

  2. Put the right dates in your diary

    Note any published registration, assessment, application and offer-response dates that apply to your child’s route. They may be separate steps.

  3. Follow the assessment guidance

    Check what the school asks your child to do and whether it recommends any preparation. Use its own instructions and the assessment provider’s advice.

  4. Check fees and financial support

    Look at fees, bursaries and scholarships, including any separate forms, evidence and deadlines.

Open the official admissions links →

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  • How do you help new pupils settle in and make friends?
  • Who can a child turn to when they feel worried or stuck?
  • How do you help pupils recover from a setback and discover their strengths?
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  • Topic summaries and practice history
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  • Progress to discuss with the adults helping them
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Before you apply

  • The school is non-selective; the English and Maths assessments are used for placement/setting. Ask Admissions about the timing for a particular intake and any access arrangements.

Plusling’s guide to Longridge Towers School is independently written. The school and its admissions authority publish the official arrangements.

Contains government school-register data licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Primary sources

  1. Longridge Towers School: school details Department for Education
  2. Admissions | Longridge Towers School Longridge Towers School
  3. Admissions policy and entrance procedures Official school information
  4. Scholarships and bursaries Official school information