This is the landing page for submitting your answers to the practice papers. Getting a rough idea of how people get on with these papers is really useful for parents. Your child's score of 75%, does it mean they are likely to pass or fail? What sort of standardised score is it roughly equivalent to? We standardise your exam for free as lots of data on how people do on each question will allows us to help parents with reports showing even more detail. 

In the standard reports, we can show what sort score you should be hoping for in each section.

In the detailed reports, you can see how hard each question was. We give you a list of the numbers of the easiest questions that you got wrong. You can then go back and look at the actual question in your question paper and perhaps work out where you went wrong from your workings out or perhaps notice you did it all in your head and made a silly mistake ...

So there is no charge for submitting your answers on the forms here. You will get an e-mail of your result and standardised score for free soon after submitting.

You can order the reports for official practice papers through the normal mock exam booking form. It also has an option for paying an extra £5, sending us photos of your answer sheet and having one of us submit your answers for you.

(If you've sat your practice paper in a mock exam environment, we will submit the answers for you.)

We'll flesh out these links as quickly as we can. If you have a paper ready to submit but the link is not ready, let us know and we'll get on it straight away.
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SWGS Exam - a standard GL Assessment Exam consisting of maths, English and verbal reasoning papers. The standardised scores of the three papers are added together to make a score ranging from 200 to 420 with a target mark in the region of 300.

• Practice Paper 1
• Practice Paper 2
  
• Practice Paper 3
  
• Practice Paper 4
  
• Practice Paper 5
  
• Practice Paper 6
  
• Practice Paper 7
  
• Practice Paper 8
  
• Practice Paper 9
  

​BWS Exam - a new GL Assessment Exam as used by BWS, Salisbury. It consists of two papers. Paper 1 is 25 minutes of English and 20 minutes of verbal reasoning. Paper 2 is 10 minutes of non-verbal reasoning (twice) then 25 minutes of maths. The standardised score for this exam is found by adding together the standardised scores of the verbal and English sections combined, maths and non-verbal. 

• Practice Paper 1
• Practice Paper 2
• Practice Paper 3
• Practice Paper 4
• Practice Paper 5
• Practice Paper 6
• Practice Paper 7
• Practice Paper 8
• Practice Paper 9