Selective School & Scholarship Practice Tests
Prepare for NSW Selective High School, Victorian SEAL, and private school scholarship exams with expert-designed practice tests. Trusted by schools and tutoring centres across Australia.
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The entry to Selective High School classes is via standardised testing with primary focus on mathematics, general ability and english. These tests measure a student's ability to solve problems and assess how quickly they can learn unfamiliar topics.
General Ability tests (verbal reasoning and numerical reasoning) focus on learning potential and the level of complexity students can handle. Achievement tests measure actual performance in key academic areas such as reading comprehension, mathematics and written expression.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Selective High School Test?
The Selective High School Test is an entrance exam for academically gifted Year 6 students seeking entry to selective high schools in Australia. In NSW, students sit the Selective High School Placement Test. In Victoria, it's called SEAL (Selective Entry Accelerated Learning). Tests assess Mathematics, Reading, Writing, and General Ability.
What is SEAL in Victoria?
SEAL stands for Selective Entry Accelerated Learning, a program offered by select Victorian government secondary schools. Students sit an entrance exam in Year 6 for Year 7 entry. The test includes verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, reading comprehension, mathematics, and written expression.
How can I prepare for Selective School Tests?
The best preparation includes regular practice with selective school-style questions, building strong foundations in mathematics and English, and developing thinking skills. SubjectCoach offers high-quality practice tests with time-bound conditions, detailed explanations by PhD experts, and progress tracking.
What subjects are tested?
Selective school exams typically test: General Ability (verbal and numerical reasoning), Reading Comprehension, Mathematics (problem-solving and mathematical reasoning), and Writing. SubjectCoach covers all test areas with expert-designed questions.
Can these tests help with private school scholarships?
Yes! SubjectCoach practice tests prepare students for both selective school entrance exams and private school scholarship tests. The question styles for verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, reading comprehension, and mathematics are similar across most selective and scholarship exams.
When is the Selective School Test held?
In NSW, the Selective High School Placement Test is typically held in March for Year 6 students seeking Year 7 entry. In Victoria, SEAL tests are usually conducted between February and June. We recommend starting preparation at least 6-12 months before the test.
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