Epsom College entrance exam prep: how to prepare for 13+ entry
Preparing for Epsom College? Epsom College is a co-educational day and boarding school in Epsom, admitting pupils at 13+. Its entry process includes ISEB Common Pre-Test (Year 6). This guide explains what Epsom College assesses, when, and how your child can practise the core skills at home.
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What Epsom College assesses
The academic assessment is the ISEB Common Pre-Test in English, maths and reasoning. Children also attend an Engagement Session, which the school explicitly describes as non-assessed.
- ISEB Common Pre-Test (Year 6)
Timing: Pre-tests take place in autumn of Year 6; Engagement Sessions for this cycle are in the first two weeks of January 2027.
How Pass Masters helps
English
Comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, punctuation and grammar practice that gets harder as your child improves, with step-by-step explanations.
Maths
Arithmetic, problem solving, fractions, ratio, geometry and data questions pitched to your child's year, from Year 3 up to early KS3 stretch work in Year 7.
Verbal reasoning
Codes, word links, missing letters, analogies and sequences in weekly topic islands, plus timed CAT4 and ISEB-style papers.
Non-verbal reasoning
Shape patterns, rotations, reflections, nets and matrices, drawn as clear diagrams so children learn to spot the rule.
ISEB-style timed tests
Full timed papers in the four Pre-Test areas so your child gets used to working at pace on screen before the real thing.
Miss Obstein, our AI tutor
In topic practice and subject quizzes, Miss Obstein gives hints without giving away answers, then explains mistakes once your child has answered.
Suggested practice timeline
- Year 5: Strengthen core maths and English and introduce reasoning question types used in the ISEB Common Pre-Test.
- Year 6: Timed ISEB-style practice across English, maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning ahead of the Pre-Test.
- Year 7: Early KS3 stretch work to keep skills sharp. For Year 8 Common Entrance or scholarship papers, your child will need extra subject study beyond Pass Masters.
Questions parents ask
What does the Epsom College entrance assessment involve?
The academic assessment is the ISEB Common Pre-Test in English, maths and reasoning. Children also attend an Engagement Session, which the school explicitly describes as non-assessed.
When does Epsom College test applicants?
Pre-tests take place in autumn of Year 6; Engagement Sessions for this cycle are in the first two weeks of January 2027.
Which entry points does Epsom College offer?
Epsom College admits pupils at 13+. It is a co-educational day and boarding school in Epsom.
What is the ISEB Common Pre-Test?
An online, adaptive, multiple-choice test in English, maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning that many independent schools use, usually taken in Year 6 or Year 7. Results are shared with the schools you register for.
Can Pass Masters help my child prepare for Epsom College?
Pass Masters gives adaptive practice in English, maths, verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning for Year 3 to Year 7, with timed CAT4, ISEB-style and 11+ papers. It does not cover interviews or Common Entrance subject papers. It is practice only and cannot guarantee a place.
Is Pass Masters linked to Epsom College?
No. Pass Masters is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Epsom College. We use the school's name only to describe what its admissions page says about entry.
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Facts checked on 2026-11-01. Pass Masters is an independent practice platform. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to this school, ISEB, GL Assessment, CEM or any exam board. Our questions are original practice material, not past papers. Entry requirements change, so always check the school's own admissions page.