The Lloyd Williamson School Foundation
Admissions reality
How competitive entry really is, what scores mean, and where the waiting-list picture is strong enough to trust.
Full exam briefCompetition trend intelligence
No historical admissions score trend is published in the available evidence.
ClassAce estimate, not official data
Score banding
11+Offer score trend
Historical trend data is not yet strong enough to show confidently.
Waiting list intelligence
Official admissions wording indicates a list exists: "Registered names are added to the list in accordance with the Admissions Policy."
The school also says pupils are considered in registration order and can apply throughout the year if places are available, suggesting a place-availability model rather than a single annual offer round.
Common mistakes parents make
Misconceptions we hear most often about this school
This does not appear to operate like a selective grammar school with a published pass mark.
Qualifying as selective-eligible is only the first hurdle. Final allocation depends on oversubscription criteria, and distance from the school is frequently the deciding factor.
Registering does not guarantee a place.
Parents often assume the highest scorers get priority. In practice, once a child meets the selective threshold, proximity to the school can matter more than raw score.
Families can apply at different times of year if places are available.
This means there's no single pass mark to aim for. Preparation should focus on performing strongly across all areas rather than targeting a specific number.
What we're still researching
Transparency about gaps in our intelligence. We actively pursue this data and will update when available.
General Entry
Category gender
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Competition ratio (applicants per place)
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Latest offer score threshold
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Year 7 Entry
Year 7 applicants per place
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Year 7 qualifying score
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