17-04-2023
Kent is known for having a highly competitive 11 Plus exam system, with only a small percentage of students passing the exam each year. However, this year has seen a record number of students pass the exam in the region, giving hope to students and parents alike.
According to recent statistics, the pass rate for the 11 Plus exam in Kent has increased to 42%, the highest it has been in over a decade. This means that more students will have the opportunity to attend a grammar school and benefit from a higher standard of education.
The increase in the pass rate has been attributed to a number of factors, including improvements in teaching and preparation, as well as changes to the exam itself. The exam has been revised in recent years to make it more accessible to students from all backgrounds.
The news of the record pass rate has been welcomed by many, who see it as a sign of progress in the education system. However, some have also expressed concern about the pressure that the 11 Plus exam places on young students, as well as its potential to perpetuate inequality.
Despite these concerns, the record pass rate in Kent is a positive development for students and parents, and highlights the importance of providing access to high-quality education for all.
