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Everything a family needs to prepare for the Future Stories Community Enterprise (FSCE) entrance test — full syllabus, exam format, school-by-school dates, practice questions and a preparation plan for every year group. Independently researched from official FSCE familiarisation guides and school admissions pages.
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schools use FSCE today22
schools from 2028 entry61
practice questions insideY5
curriculum ceiling — nothing beyondFuture Stories Community Enterprise Ltd (FSCE) is a not-for-profit test provider created in April 2022 as a trading company of Reading School. Its mission is to make grammar-school testing accessible to all children — “regardless of their background, their primary school, or any disability” — and to remove the need for paid tutoring.
Curriculum-only content
Tests only KS2 National Curriculum content taught up to the end of Year 5 — nothing beyond.
No VR / No NVR
No standalone verbal or non-verbal reasoning — FSCE considers them unfair to assess as they are not on the KS2 curriculum.
No past papers exist
FSCE authorises no practice or past papers. The free familiarisation guides on each school’s website are the only official material.
Format changes yearly
Question types, subjects and format deliberately change every year so the test can’t be drilled.
Application, not recall
“We are interested in how you apply your learning in new situations. We will not be testing your memory.”
Age-standardised scoring
Papers are computer-marked (OMR) and age-standardised; each school sets its own qualifying standard each year.
Comprehension, vocabulary, creative writing and Year 5 maths — the exact skills FSCE tests — with a 7-day free trial.