Does my chosen school require CAT4 test entry?
Shown below are the CAT4 details, including CAT4 exam dates, for all those selective schools using the CAT4 as part of their admissions procedure.
CAT4 test samples
Our freely available CAT4 resources and premium CAT4 practice tests help focus students on passing the GL Assessment CAT4 test:
FREE downloadable CAT4 test practice PDFs, CAT4 practice tests
and CAT4 test samples.
Mosaic’s free CAT4 skills resources
- CAT4 verbal reasoning test practice
- Practice Quantitative reasoning CAT4 skills
- CAT4 non-verbal reasoning test practice
- Practice CAT 4 spatial reasoning skills
Have a CAT4 question?

Feel free to contact our Founder, Rob Williams, who is a specialist CAT4 test designer.
An Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, Rob Williams is a Chartered Psychologist with over 25 years of experience working and designing tests.
He is also the author of five psychometrics books and has worked for the school entrance test publishers ISEB, Hodder and GL Assessment, the CAT4 publisher.
CAT4 Year 11 sample tests
School Entrance Tests recommend following these three steps to ensure a CAT4 pass:
- BUYING ALL the CAT4 test practice you need for sixth form entry 2025 specifically designed to help your child prepare for the CAT4 exam.
- The precision and alignment of our age specific CAT4 Level g test practice Year 8 is indispensable for passing your sixth form entry exam.
- Using CAT4 VIDEO COURSES to overcome CAT4 question specific or CAT4 paper specific difficulties.
Can dyslexic pupils take the CAT4 Test?
Firstly, consult your school’s learning support advisor to discuss whether CAT4 testing is appropriate and to explore other testing options if needed.
Whether a dyslexic child can take the CAT4 test depends on the school’s objectives and the severity of the dyslexia. Sometimes, the CAT4 test can help identify mild forms of dyslexia that may have gone undetected in school. However, for children with severe dyslexia, the CAT4 test may not be the most suitable assessment. In such cases, alternative testing arrangements are needed to ensure a clear picture of a dyslexic pupil’s cognitive abilities.