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More House School

More House School is an independent school for girls in Knightsbridge, educating around 80 pupils aged 9 to 18. It is a Roman Catholic school. As a member of the London 11+ Consortium, the school uses the consortium's shared online assessment (designed with Quest Assessments), followed by its own interview.

RegionLondon
AdmissionsSchool admissions page
DfE URN100521

The exam

Athena holds admission-route records for More House School. They are shown by entry cycle below; where the provider changes between cycles, each cycle keeps its own recorded exam.

2027 entry

  • Quest Assessments 11+Single-stage route

    Set by Quest Assessments (produced in partnership with Atom Learning)

    London 11+ Consortium assessment: a single bespoke online assessment designed with Quest Assessments (100 minutes: adaptive Maths, NVR, English and VR, plus non-adaptive Problem Solving and Creative Comprehension), taken once for all Consortium schools applied to; plus school reference and per-school interview.

    10391 published practice questions tagged for this exam

    Route record: verified · Athena schools expansion research 2026-10-27

2028 entry

  • Quest Assessments 11+Single-stage route

    Set by Quest Assessments (produced in partnership with Atom Learning)

    London 11+ Consortium assessment: a single bespoke online assessment designed with Quest Assessments (100 minutes: adaptive Maths, NVR, English and VR, plus non-adaptive Problem Solving and Creative Comprehension), taken once for all Consortium schools applied to; plus school reference and per-school interview.

    10391 published practice questions tagged for this exam

    Route record: verified · Athena schools expansion research 2026-10-27

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Key dates & preparation

2028 entry

Test: Late November of Year 6 — the London Consortium online assessment

Results: Outcomes are released through the consortium in the new year

Offers: Mid-February of Year 6 — the consortium’s shared offer point

When to start preparing: Start preparing in the spring term of Year 5 (the standing rule: about 18 months before the test).

General guidance: this follows the rule of thumb of starting about 18 months before the test. It is not the school's own published advice.

Source: official admissions information · checked 2026-10-28

2027 entry

Test: Late November of Year 6 — the London Consortium online assessment

Results: Outcomes are released through the consortium in the new year

Offers: Mid-February of Year 6 — the consortium’s shared offer point

When to start preparing: Start preparing in the spring term of Year 5 (the standing rule: about 18 months before the test).

General guidance: this follows the rule of thumb of starting about 18 months before the test. It is not the school's own published advice.

Source: official admissions information · checked 2026-10-28

Admissions rules

No catchment — open competition

There is no catchment area. Admission is by the school’s own assessment process (examinations and, usually, an interview); the school sets its own oversubscription criteria in its admissions policy — commonly the assessment result first, with sibling or other connections considered at some schools.

Read the school's admissions policy

Results & destinations

2025 results

A level: Average point score per A level entry 35.22 (average grade B-); 14.3% of A level students achieved AAB or higher

DfE performance tables

Source: official source · checked 2026-10-28

2024 results

A level: Average point score per A level entry 30.94 (average grade C)

DfE performance tables

Source: official source · checked 2026-10-28

Scholarships & bursaries

Schemes recorded from the school's own published information. A scholarship is a merit award; a bursary is means-tested. Values are shown exactly as the school states them — where a scheme is honorary, its stated value says so.

11+ entry

  • Academic Scholarship

    ScholarshipAcademic

    What is assessed: Awarded by the Head on performance in the 11+ Entrance Examination, an interview with the Head, completion of a piece of work at a Scholarship Day, and a reference from the pupil's current school

    When: Potential scholars are contacted before the end of the Autumn Term after Selection Day; Scholarship Day takes place in January

    What it's worth: 25% fee remission

    How to apply: By invitation — the school identifies potential Academic Scholars following Selection Day and the 11+ entrance test and invites them to apply

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Art & Design Scholarship

    ScholarshipArt

    What is assessed: Formal interview of about an hour in January including a practical drawing task and interview with the Head of Art; portfolio brought to interview (minimum: 2 pencil drawings, 2 mixed-media pieces, 2 paintings, a sketchbook, and 2 pieces of 3D work supported by drawings)

    When: Interview in January; applications any time up to the registration closing date (7 November)

    What it's worth: No fee remission; annual grant of up to £500 in Years 7–8, £1,000 in Years 9–11 and £2,000 in the Sixth Form to support artistic development

    How to apply: Separate application required — notify the Head of Admissions on the Registration Form, with a recommendation from the applicant's current school

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Drama Scholarship

    ScholarshipDrama

    What is assessed: Formal interview of up to 30 minutes in January with the Head of Drama, including performance of one published monologue; a portfolio of experience is recommended and forms the basis of the final part of the interview

    When: Interview in January; applications any time up to the registration closing date (7 November)

    What it's worth: No fee remission; annual grant of up to £500 in Years 7–8, £1,000 in Years 9–11 and £2,000 in the Sixth Form to support development of drama skills

    How to apply: Separate application required — notify the Head of Admissions on the Registration Form, with a recommendation from the applicant's current school

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Music Scholarship

    ScholarshipMusic

    What is assessed: Interview of up to 30 minutes with the Director of Music, performance of two pieces on the primary instrument (or one piece on each of two instruments), plus short sight-reading and aural tests; expected standard Grade 4–5 ABRSM on at least one instrument (including voice)

    When: Audition/interview in January; applications any time up to the registration closing date (7 November)

    What it's worth: No fee remission; annual grant of up to £500 in Years 7–8, £1,000 in Years 9–11 and £2,000 in the Sixth Form to support musical development

    How to apply: Separate application required — notify the Head of Admissions on the Registration Form, with a recommendation from the applicant's current school

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Sport Scholarship

    ScholarshipSport

    What is assessed: Interview in January with the Head of PE covering sporting achievements, knowledge of rules and tactics, and current sporting affairs; candidates bring a portfolio of sporting experience and achievements (which may include video footage) and references from a PE teacher or coach; candidates should play at school 'A' team standard and represent a team at Club, County, Regional or National level

    When: Interview in January; applications any time up to the registration closing date (7 November)

    What it's worth: No fee remission; annual grant of up to £500 in Years 7–8, £1,000 in Years 9–11 and £2,000 in the Sixth Form to support development of sporting skills

    How to apply: Separate application required — notify the Head of Admissions on the Registration Form, with a recommendation from the applicant's current school

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Bursary

    BursaryOther

    What is assessed: Means-tested; bursaries are considered for pupils entering the school in Year 7 and are in place before the academic year starts, with full financial disclosure required

    When: Closing date 7 November, with the registration cycle

    What it's worth: Usually up to 50% remission of fees, exceptionally up to 100% (per the school's Bursary Policy)

    How to apply: Separate application required — apply via the Director of Admissions / Head of Admissions

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

16+ entry

  • Academic Scholarship

    ScholarshipAcademic

    What is assessed: Awarded to Sixth Form entrants who have shown talent and potential; application is discussed directly with the Registrar

    When: Sixth Form entry cycle

    What it's worth: 25% fee remission

    How to apply: Separate application required — discuss directly with the Registrar / Head of Admissions

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Art & Design Scholarship

    ScholarshipArt

    What is assessed: Awarded to Sixth Form entrants showing talent and potential in Art & Design; application discussed directly with the Registrar

    When: Sixth Form entry cycle

    What it's worth: No fee remission; grant of up to £2,000 to support development of an area of interest alongside A Level subjects

    How to apply: Separate application required — discuss directly with the Registrar / Head of Admissions

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Drama Scholarship

    ScholarshipDrama

    What is assessed: Awarded to Sixth Form entrants showing talent and potential in Drama; application discussed directly with the Registrar

    When: Sixth Form entry cycle

    What it's worth: No fee remission; grant of up to £2,000 to support development of an area of interest alongside A Level subjects

    How to apply: Separate application required — discuss directly with the Registrar / Head of Admissions

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Music Scholarship

    ScholarshipMusic

    What is assessed: Awarded to Sixth Form entrants showing talent and potential in Music; application discussed directly with the Registrar

    When: Sixth Form entry cycle

    What it's worth: No fee remission; grant of up to £2,000 to support development of an area of interest alongside A Level subjects

    How to apply: Separate application required — discuss directly with the Registrar / Head of Admissions

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

  • Sport Scholarship

    ScholarshipSport

    What is assessed: Awarded to Sixth Form entrants showing talent and potential in Sport; application discussed directly with the Registrar

    When: Sixth Form entry cycle

    What it's worth: No fee remission; grant of up to £2,000 to support development of an area of interest alongside A Level subjects

    How to apply: Separate application required — discuss directly with the Registrar / Head of Admissions

    Official scholarship information

    Checked 2026-10-28

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