The Kent Test · a 52-week programme

Fifty-two weeks.
One calm path
to the Kent Test.

One focused mission a week — Maths, English, Verbal, Non-Verbal and Spatial Reasoning — each set at a Kent landmark, each about 45 minutes. From first foundations to the September sitting.

Week one is free — no card. Then a 14-day free trial · cancel anytime.

How it usually goes

Most families prepare witha shelf of books and a guessat what comes next.

The expensive fix

A tutor brings the plan —at a tutor’s price,on a tutor’s timetable.

The Gramora position

The plan is the product.A year of Kent Test work,already in the right order.

Fifty-two missions, sequenced from first principles to full GL-format papers — about 45 minutes a week, whenever suits your family.

The journey

Every week,
a new landmark.

Week01/52

Foundations

Leeds Castle
01Leeds Castle
Canterbury Cathedral
02Canterbury Cathedral
White Cliffs of Dover
03White Cliffs of Dover
Knole
04Knole
Chartwell
05Chartwell
Dover Castle
06Dover Castle
Rochester Cathedral
07Rochester Cathedral
Hever Castle
08Hever Castle
Sissinghurst
09Sissinghurst
Scotney Castle
10Scotney Castle
Penshurst Place
11Penshurst Place
Ightham Mote
12Ightham Mote
The Pantiles
13The Pantiles
Rochester Castle
14Rochester Castle
Walmer Castle
15Walmer Castle
Deal Castle
16Deal Castle
Sandwich
17Sandwich
Reculver Towers
18Reculver Towers
Whitstable Harbour
19Whitstable Harbour
Turner Contemporary
20Turner Contemporary
Faversham
21Faversham
Maidstone
22Maidstone
Chatham Dockyard
23Chatham Dockyard
Bewl Water
24Bewl Water
Dungeness
25Dungeness
Romney Marsh
26Romney Marsh
Herne Bay
27Herne Bay
Tenterden
28Tenterden
Aylesford Priory
29Aylesford Priory
Bedgebury Pinetum
30Bedgebury Pinetum
Port Lympne
31Port Lympne
Broadstairs
32Broadstairs
Folkestone Harbour
33Folkestone Harbour
Mount Ephraim
34Mount Ephraim
Quex Park
35Quex Park
Chiddingstone Castle
36Chiddingstone Castle
Tonbridge Castle
37Tonbridge Castle
St Margaret's Bay
38St Margaret's Bay
Botany Bay
39Botany Bay
Wingham Wildlife Park
40Wingham Wildlife Park
Goodnestone Park
41Goodnestone Park
Richborough
42Richborough
Ashford Designer Outlet
43Ashford Designer Outlet
High Rocks
44High Rocks
Dymchurch Beach
45Dymchurch Beach
Capel-le-Ferne
46Capel-le-Ferne
Wildwood Trust
47Wildwood Trust
Reculver Country Park
48Reculver Country Park
Boughton Monchelsea Place
49Boughton Monchelsea Place
Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve
50Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve
Royal Military Canal
51Royal Military Canal
Stoneacre
52Stoneacre

Inside a mission

Forty-five minutes,
in three beats.

01

The briefing

Each week opens at its landmark with a short mission brief: what the question type is, why it matters, and how long the work will take. Children read a story; parents read a syllabus. Both are true.

The Week 1 mission briefing screen — The Leeds Castle Cipher

02

The practice

Focused, on-screen GL-format questions with a method shown for every answer — and a miss is always “not yet”, never a red cross. These three are live. Go on.

English · Question 1

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. “The scientist’s report was widely praised for being __________ — it communicated a decade of research clearly and completely in just four pages, without a single unnecessary word.”

Maths · Question 2

A fishmonger packs 24 crates of salmon. Each crate contains 36 fish. How many fish are there altogether?

Non-Verbal Reasoning · Question 3

Look at how the figures change. Which figure comes next in the series?

03

The paper

Every week closes on paper — a printable, GL-format practice paper with an answer sheet, because September is sat with a pencil. Scores come back into the plan.

A printable Week 1 practice paper — synonyms and hidden words sections

For parents

You’ll know whether
it’s working.

Not a feeling — a number you can follow, explained without varnish.

An estimated SAS after every mission

The Standardised Age Score is the number Kent admissions actually use. Ours is calculated from completed work and is always labelled what it is — an estimate, not an official score.

The honest shape of progress

A trajectory built from every completed mission — including the dips. No chart theatre, no invented momentum.

Evidence, not reassurance

Per-subject breakdowns show exactly where the marks are coming from and where the next ones are waiting.

Pricing

One subscription.
Nothing held back.

Week one is free with no card, so your child’s first result — not our copy — makes the case. Then a 14-day free trial before the first charge.

£30 / month

14-day free trial · cancel anytime

Start week one free

Cancelling takes two clicks from Settings — no retention hoops.

  • 52 weekly missions, sequenced to your exam date
  • Full Kent Test mock papers
  • Printable practice papers and answer sheets
  • Estimated SAS tracking after every mission
  • Baseline diagnostic
  • The practice tutor, on every topic

Questions

How much time does it take each week?

About 45 minutes: a short briefing, focused on-screen practice, and a printable paper. One mission a week is the plan — the programme is built for steady, not heroic.

Is this the real Kent Test format?

Yes. Every mission and mock paper follows the GL Assessment question types and timing used by the Kent Test, sat each September. Mocks run as full Kent sittings: the two multiple-choice papers plus the separate writing task.

My child is in Year 4. Is it too early?

No — the Foundations phase is designed to work two years out. Choose Year 4 in setup and the pacing adjusts.

What is an SAS score?

The Standardised Age Score — the standardised score Kent uses for admissions, adjusted for your child’s age. Ours is an estimate based on completed work, not an official score.

Can I cancel?

Yes — anytime, in two clicks, from Settings. Cancel before day 14 of the trial and you won’t be charged at all.

All fifty-two weekly landmarks, from Leeds Castle to Stoneacre.

The year starts with
one free week.

No card. Just Week 1, and your child’s first result.

Start week one free

Then a 14-day free trial · £30 / month · cancel anytime