Wolverhampton Girls' High School admits on the GL Assessment West Midlands test; boys sit the same test for Queen Mary's Grammar in neighbouring Walsall.
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Explore Adaptive →Wolverhampton has one state grammar school — Wolverhampton Girls' High School — which admits girls to Year 7 on the West Midlands Grammar Schools Entrance Test, set by GL Assessment through the SWW consortium. The test is two age-standardised multiple-choice papers covering English, maths, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning.
As there is no state boys' grammar in Wolverhampton, boys generally sit the same partnership test and apply to Queen Mary's Grammar in neighbouring Walsall (or other partnership schools). The test is sat in September at the start of Year 6.
The Shropshire, Wolverhampton & Walsall (SWW) Consortium — Part of the West Midlands Grammar Schools Partnership. One result can be used across partnership schools.
GL Assessment — two age-standardised multiple-choice papers covering English, maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning. The partnership has moved off CEM.
No — Wolverhampton Girls' High is the only state grammar; boys usually apply to Queen Mary's Grammar in Walsall using the same test result.
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