Are there Tiffin Girls past papers?
No. The school says it does not publish past papers and that each year's papers are new. It points families to general familiarisation and does not endorse any papers or providers.
8 English questions and 6 Maths questions, with answers and explanations. Practise the numerical answer grid. No account needed.
From the school's 2027-entry FAQ, read 26 September 2026.
Answer the English by ticking one option. For maths, work the answer out, then bubble it one digit per column, as on the real sheet. When you mark it, each wrong grid says whether it looks like a recording slip (digits reversed, a place-value or unit slip, a 12-hour time) or a working error.
Tiffin Girls' sample paper
Read the passage, then choose ONE answer for each question.
Night Gardens
[1]Most gardeners plan for daylight. They choose flowers that open in the morning sun and fill their borders with colour that can be admired from a kitchen window. A night garden is planned the other way round.
[2]Its plants are chosen for pale petals, which catch the last light and seem to glow after sunset, and for scent, which is often strongest in the evening. Flowers such as night-scented stock look dull and crumpled at noon; by dusk they have opened, and the air around them is sweet.
[3]This is not simply for the gardener's pleasure. Many moths feed at night, and a flower that is white and strongly scented is far easier for them to find in the dark than one that is red or purple. In return, the moths carry pollen from plant to plant.
[4]A night garden needs little extra work. A bench placed where the evening breeze carries the scent, a path edged with silver-leaved plants and perhaps a small pond to reflect the moon are enough. The rest is patience: the garden is at its best when most people have gone indoors.
According to paragraph 2, why are the flowers in a night garden pale?
According to paragraph 2, when does night-scented stock look its best?
Paragraph 3 explains that white, scented flowers
What is the main purpose of the last paragraph?
Multiple choice. Choose ONE answer for each.
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Which word best completes the sentence? The evidence was ___: it suggested that the door had been opened, but did not prove who had opened it.
Which sentence keeps the meaning of this sentence? You may borrow the atlas provided that you return it by Friday.
Which word best replaces measured in this sentence? Faced with the angry crowd, the organiser gave a measured reply, choosing each word carefully.
Work out each answer, then bubble one digit in each column. The school's FAQ shows a one-digit answer in one column, 87 in two and 521 in three.
There are 31 pupils in a group. Twenty-one have a bicycle and 16 have a scooter. Every pupil has at least one. How many have both?
The shape is made from a rectangle and a right-angled triangle. What is its area?
A library has 264 new books. One third are put on display. One quarter of the remaining books are lent out. How many are neither displayed nor lent out?
The table shows how 60 pupils travel to school. How many girls walk to school?
| Pupils | Walk | Bus | Car | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boys | 12 | 9 | 9 | 30 |
| Girls | ? | 8 | 9 | 30 |
| Total | 25 | 17 | 18 | 60 |
46 tickets cost £250. Adult tickets cost £7 and child tickets £4. How many adult tickets were bought?
A bus leaves at 07:48 and the journey takes 37 minutes. At what time does it arrive? Give the 24-hour time.
More practice sits in the free lessons and practice sets. Open free practice.
If the grids caught a slip, a few minutes of practice each week makes the answer sheet automatic.
No. The school says it does not publish past papers and that each year's papers are new. It points families to general familiarisation and does not endorse any papers or providers.
On the OMR sheet, each digit has its own column: one column for a single digit, two for 87, three for 521. A time uses four columns like a digital clock, so 5 minutes past 7 is 07:05. The line must stay inside the column border.
No. It is 14 of our own questions: 8 English, with a reading passage, and 6 maths, some read from a chart or diagram, answered on a digit grid, to practise the format. The real papers change every year.