However, please note- If your child would like to apply for a place at Chelmsford County High School for Girls or the King John School, it is vital you contact these schools directly about their testing requirements they are not part of the Consortium, and administer their own tests.
Academically speaking the mock practice tests will help identify which areas they are weak in and which they are strong in. Either independently or with our help through one of our 11 Plus intensive revision courses topics can be revisited and revised more extensively and those topics they are very strong in can be worried about less – it is all about using our time wisely because most children do not want to spend all their time revising especially if they are already confident on the topic.
The car used by the suspects during the attack was traced to an address in Loughton, where police arrested 19-year-old Anthon Hamilton – before they also stopped and arrested 21-year-old Raphel Duke-Okeze in Gradwell Road, Loughton later the same day.
Khan was arrested, charged and pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing a Class A drug with intent to supply and acquiring criminal property. The drug courier has been jailed for more than nine years after drugs with a street value of more than £1 million was discovered at his home.
Michael Jangdhari-Mayo, 31, was jailed for 11 years for aggravated burglary at Chelmsford Crown Court after he was one of three armed men who rushed into a Jaywick home just after 9pm on June 22, 2017, demanding money and drugs. Officers approached the car and 34-year-old Carl tried to clench his fist to hide Class A drugs, but the vehicle was found with 16 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine, £235 in cash and a mobile phone with evidence to drug supply.
Included on the list was also a drug dealer that threatened to stab and spat at police, two historical cases involving sexual assaults on children and a man who tied up two of his victims during a burglary. Preparation for the 11+ examination in not offered as part of the national curriculum.
Holland and Wilson were found guilty of both offences following a trial at Chelmsford Crown Court on Wednesday, September 12. He was later charged with attempted murder and pleaded guilty at Chelmsford Crown Court on May 14 after he admitted that he acted because he could no longer cope with the decline in his wife’s health.
Enquiries led police to arrest 27-year-old Baptiste-Peart at an address in Harlow, where they found three rocks of the Class A drug cocaine. Police stopped the car and carried out a search, where they found two mobile phones again linking him with the supply of Class A drugs.
He appeared at Chelmsford Crown Court on June 7 and pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary – one at Haverhill Golf Club on Couplas Road on January 17 and the other at the Adnams brewery shop on Market Street, Saffron Walden, on March 22. The 11+ examination takes place one calendar year prior to students entering Year 7.
They searched the room of 20-year-old Shane Kambiri and 29-year-old Justin Samuel, where they found 168 wraps of the Class A drugs heroin and crack cocaine as well as numerous mobile phones linked to the supply of drugs. Essex operates an ‘opt-in’ system for the 11+.
Chelmsford Crown Court heard how officers from the West Operation Raptor team stopped a teenage boy in the Ladyshot area of Harlow in March after they became suspicious that he may be involved in the supply of Class A drugs. Followed by the CSSE-style 11+ Maths test (60 mins).
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