EduPrism — Evolve with Education
Selective Entry · NSW

NSW selective placement prep, built for the new test format

Year 7 entry to Sydney's selective high schools, plus Year 8–12 placement opportunities.

The NSW Selective High School placement test assesses reading, mathematical reasoning, thinking skills and writing. It's designed to sort by reasoning agility, not by how much a student has memorised — which is exactly why generalist tutoring misses it.

EduPrism's selective prep is led by an expert who knows the format cold. Your child joins a matched small group and works with the same tutor from diagnostic to test day, so reasoning skills compound week on week rather than stalling.

Thinking skills is half the game. We rehearse it until it's instinct, not luck.

How EduPrism prepares your child

Full test coverage

Reading, mathematical reasoning, thinking skills and writing — every section of the NSW placement test.

Diagnostic & mocks

A baseline diagnostic places your child, then timed mocks track progress against selective cutoffs.

Writing technique

Structured writing practice for the writing section — planning and expression under tight time limits.

Weekly momentum

Same tutor, same group, every week. Skills compound, not collapse, in the lead-up.

Placement advice

Guidance on selective school preferences and the Year 8–12 placement pathway.

Growth Guaranteed

If progress isn't visible, your next session is free.

Subjects covered

Test sections

ReadingMathematical reasoningThinking skillsWriting

Pathways

Year 7 placementYear 8–12 entryAurora College (virtual)

What your child walks away with

1:5

tutor-to-student ratio — every student gets individual attention within the group.

100%

sessions led by the same selective specialist, diagnostic to test day.

Free

next session if measurable progress isn't visible — our results guarantee.

Questions families ask

Clear answers before you begin.

Practical details about the program, preparation and what your child can expect.

Ready to begin? Book a free assessment.

A genuine diagnostic conversation about where your child is, and what comes next.