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Introduction:   The  NSW Selective Test  schools are regarded as some of the state's most prestigious and competitive educational opportunities. They give pupils a challenging academic curriculum and the opportunity and resources necessary to achieve in the classroom and other areas.   The Procedure for making an application   The admissions application period for elite schools in New South Wales normally begins in April and continues through June each year. Students interested in attending a selective school must first take the  Selective Practice Tests  and then apply through the Department of Education. You will be allocated three spots, each of which can be filled with one of your top three choices among the selective schools. After that, the Department of Education will examine each application and decide eligibility based on the applicant's test scores and other relevant factors.      What sets the NSW Selective Schools apart from ...

Students in the sixth grade take an entrance exam for entry into a selective public high school in the following academic year. The exam in New South Wales assesses not only English and mathematics knowledge but also "thinking skills" (mostly based on logical reasoning). The competition for spots is fierce. Many parents see their children's enrollment in a selective high school as a strategy to ensure their children will do well on statewide standardized tests. NSW Practice Tests are not as easy as you think. Only the most talented kids are accepted into exclusive schools: The 2018 NSW Department of Education evaluation indicated that the selection process for Selective Schools Practice required significant modification.  It was discovered that some students from underprivileged families, Indigenous students, students with disabilities, and students in rural and isolated locations may be discouraged from applying due to "unintended barriers" in the applicat...