Mill Hill School is a co-educational independent day and boarding school in Mill Hill, North London, with entry at 13+ and 16+. Here is how admissions work and how to prepare.
A strong North London day and boarding school with a friendly, inclusive feel. Their own entrance papers in English and Maths plus reasoning. Good co-curricular programme. They want engaged, enthusiastic students — the interview matters as much as the exam.
Mill Hill School sets its own entrance assessments rather than using a shared national test. Depending on the entry point, these can include written papers in English and maths, reasoning tests, an interview or a group activity. Because the papers are the school’s own, practice should be matched to the style of questions it sets rather than to a generic test.
For 13+ entry (joining in Year 9), many schools assess children in Year 6 or Year 7, well before they start, so the timetable is worth checking early.
At 16+ (Sixth Form entry), students are usually assessed in the autumn of Year 11 with a mix of reasoning tests, subject papers and interviews, and offers are normally conditional on GCSE results. There is more on this on my 16+ entry page.
Dates and requirements change from year to year, so always check the latest details on the school’s website.
My Mill Hill School guide sets out the full process, the key dates, and a preparation plan, and my mock papers let children practise under real timings.
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Mill Hill School has entry points at 13+ and 16+. 13+ entry means joining in Year 9. 16+ is Sixth Form entry, into Year 12.
The school’s own entrance assessments. The exact mix depends on the entry point, so check the school’s admissions page for your child’s year of entry.
Both: Mill Hill School takes day pupils and boarders.