The King's School – Global Tertiary Pathways
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The King's School – Global Tertiary Pathways
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Global Tertiary Pathways
Students at The King's School continually achieve high academic results ensuring entry to many commendable universities and tertiary institutions both in Australia and abroad.
As an increasing number of students are now attending universities and colleges internationally, we aim to support students who seek these opportunities to further their studies overseas.
As such, The King's School hosts testing days for both current students and those externally, as they look to pursue further education abroad.
connecting students
SAT
SAT
scores are used by students applying for Colleges and Universities in the USA. The SAT exams are usually sat by Australian students in Years 10-12 and can be taken on average 3 times. The SAT is digital and covers Reading, Writing, Language and Maths.
The King’s School is now an accredited international test centre in Australia for the US College Board. Tests are conducted on four Saturday mornings throughout the year in the Centre for Learning and Leadership (CLL) on the Senior Campus.
Testing commences at 8.00am (please plan to arrive no later than 7.30am for pre-test registration); testing concludes at approximately 11.00am. Late arrivals will not be admitted once testing has commenced.
Registration is now open for the August 2025–June 2026 SAT® Weekend administrations. The King’s School is a hosting centre for the examination on the following dates:
8 November 2025
6 December 2025
14 March 2026
2 May 2026
Students wishing to take the SAT are first required to
open a student account
with the US College Board. Students are then able to
register to take the SAT
on their preferred testing date, noting that registration is made directly via the College Board. The SAT Test Centre Number for The King’s School is 87966. All changes also need to be made with College Board prior to the
cutoff dates
for each administration.
Testing format is via Bluebook Digital Testing. All test takers are advised they must bring their own devices for use on test day. Please refer to the
U.S. College Board
for specifics.
Test Day
Parking or drop off to access the testing venue is best accessed by the main School entrance at Russell Road. Testing for the SAT is administered in the Centre for Learning and Leadership (CLL) listed in red as Number 1 on the map below.
Students can be dropped off at Reception and walk through the Parade Ground to the CLL (signage will assist you on the day). Cars must move immediately from the reception drop off location, as we will have buses in use for Saturday sport. Longer term parking is located at Number 2 on the map below.
On the day, please ensure you have the following ready:
Laptop
Please refer to
U.S. College Board
for specifics
All applications need to be closed and computer restarted
Laptop Charger
There are electrical cables and power boards available in the exam room
Approved calculator
Check the list for
approved calculators
prior to entry (All Australian Year 12 State exam approved scientific calculators not on the College Board list
WILL
be accepted)
All snacks and water
Photo ID –
Physical copy
of one of the following:
Australian Drivers Licence/Official Proof of Age Cards
Australian/International Passport
School ID – must have recent photo, name and birthdate
Photo ID –
digital copy
of the following only
Service NSW app for NSW drivers licence
Bags will be left outside
Phones, wallets etc can be place on the table inside prior to entering the exam room
For any further questions, please contact Mrs
Natasha Squillacioti
at
globalexams@kings.edu.au
SAT Suite (PSAT8/9, PSAT10, PSAT/NMSQT)
The King’s School is also offering the SAT Suite of exams which includes (
PSAT8/9
,
PSAT10
and
PSAT/NMSQT
).
The PSAT 8/9 and PSAT10 are exams students can take prior to the SAT. Both exams are optional and the results provide insight to assist students to prepare for the SATs. They are completed digitally in March and like the SAT, they cover Reading, Writing and Language and Maths. Usually, Year 9 students would complete the PSAT 8/9 and Year 10/Year 11 will complete the PSAT 10. They are both the same length of time and cost.
Additionally, Year 11 students who hold U.S. citizenship are automatically assessed for eligibility into the National Merit Scholarship Program via the PSAT/NMSQT offered in October, an academic program which recognises and qualifies students for scholarships in the United States. Students who are not U.S citizens will not be considered for NMSQT eligibility, however, will receive full PSAT10 score reports, should they choose to test in October.
Please note US College Board stipulates students in Year 10 and/or Year 11 are only permitted to take the PSAT10 or PSAT/NMSQT a single time in any calendar year, either April or October.
Students who are interested in taking the PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10, or PSAT/NMSQT are required to complete the registration process via
this link
. The exam will be held on
Thursday 23 April 2026
, and the deadline to register is
Friday 13 February 2026.
Please ensure you complete your registration before the closing date to secure your spot.
Please email
globalexams@kings.edu.au
for any questions. All further details bluebook log in and test day information will be provided to students directly.
Test Day
Parking or drop off to access the testing venue is best accessed by the main School entrance at Russell Road. Testing for the PSAT is administered in the Thomas Memorial Pavilion listed in red as Number 1 on the map below. Students can be dropped off at the Pavilion and there is short term parking along the road close by. Longer term parking is located at Number 2 on the map below.
On the day, please ensure you have the following ready:
Laptop
Please refer to
U.S. College Board
for specifics
All applications need to be closed and computer restarted
Laptop Charger
There are electrical cables and power boards available in the exam room
Approved calculator
Check the list for
approved calculators
prior to entry (All Australian Year 12 State exam approved scientific calculators not on the College Board list
WILL
be accepted)
All snacks and water
Photo ID –
Physical copy
of one of the following:
Australian Drivers Licence/Official Proof of Age Cards
Australian/International Passport
School ID – must have recent photo, name and birthdate
Photo ID –
digital copy
of the following only
Service NSW app for NSW drivers licence
Bags will be left outside
Phones, wallets etc can be place on the table inside prior to entering the exam room
For any further questions, please contact Mrs
Natasha Squillacioti
at
globalexams@kings.edu.au
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams
AP exams are a valuable opportunity for students to showcase their academic capabilities and time management skills, while also potentially earning college credits. These exams are equivalent to entry-level college courses and can set an application apart by demonstrating a commitment to academic excellence.
AP exams
are conducted at The King’s School online with the US College Board schedule.
This is held over two weeks from May 4-15 in 2026
. All exams will start at either 8.00am or 12.00pm, please refer to the College Board website for specific
examination dates
. Students may complete multiple exams during this period.
Please
register here
. All further details regarding costs, registration and test day information will be provided to students.
Ticket
sales will close
on Sunday 8 February 2026.
Any refunds requested
prior
to Sunday 8 March 2026 will incur a $100 fee to cover the costs from College Board.
Any refunds requested
after
Monday 9 March 2026 will not be provided.
Please contact Mrs Natasha Squillacioti at
globalexams@kings.edu.au
for any further questions.
Oxford and Cambridge Admission Tests
The majority of applicants for Oxford and Cambridge are required to sit one of the many admissions tests used by the universities to determine if a place is offered for a specific degree. Not all courses have admission tests and students can check
test requirements
for their desired course.
In 2025/2026, all Oxford and Cambridge Admission Tests are being
held in conjunction with Pearson Vue testing centres and students book directly with them and choose a test centre
convenient to them.
For updated information regarding the testing for Oxford University please use
https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/applying-to-oxford/guide/admissions-tests
Testing Days and Registration for Cambridge and Imperial College
https://esat-tmua.ac.uk/deadlines/
All Cambridge applicants must choose October dates. For the updated information regarding testing for Cambridge please use
https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/apply/how/admission-tests
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FAQs
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Old Boys
The Braeside Shop
Associations and Networks
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Sports Supporter Groups
Past Parents
Venue Hire
Partner With Us
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The King’s School Foundation
Become a Foundation Member
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Bicentennial Pavilion Appeal
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Global Tertiary Pathways
Students at The King's School continually achieve high academic results ensuring entry to many commendable universities and tertiary institutions both in Australia and abroad.
As an increasing number of students are now attending universities and colleges internationally, we aim to support students who seek these opportunities to further their studies overseas.
As such, The King's School hosts testing days for both current students and those externally, as they look to pursue further education abroad.
connecting students
SAT
SAT
scores are used by students applying for Colleges and Universities in the USA. The SAT exams are usually sat by Australian students in Years 10-12 and can be taken on average 3 times. The SAT is digital and covers Reading, Writing, Language and Maths.
The King’s School is now an accredited international test centre in Australia for the US College Board. Tests are conducted on four Saturday mornings throughout the year in the Centre for Learning and Leadership (CLL) on the Senior Campus.
Testing commences at 8.00am (please plan to arrive no later than 7.30am for pre-test registration); testing concludes at approximately 11.00am. Late arrivals will not be admitted once testing has commenced.
Registration is now open for the August 2025–June 2026 SAT® Weekend administrations. The King’s School is a hosting centre for the examination on the following dates:
8 November 2025
6 December 2025
14 March 2026
2 May 2026
Students wishing to take the SAT are first required to
open a student account
with the US College Board. Students are then able to
register to take the SAT
on their preferred testing date, noting that registration is made directly via the College Board. The SAT Test Centre Number for The King’s School is 87966. All changes also need to be made with College Board prior to the
cutoff dates
for each administration.
Testing format is via Bluebook Digital Testing. All test takers are advised they must bring their own devices for use on test day. Please refer to the
U.S. College Board
for specifics.
Test Day
Parking or drop off to access the testing venue is best accessed by the main School entrance at Russell Road. Testing for the SAT is administered in the Centre for Learning and Leadership (CLL) listed in red as Number 1 on the map below.
Students can be dropped off at Reception and walk through the Parade Ground to the CLL (signage will assist you on the day). Cars must move immediately from the reception drop off location, as we will have buses in use for Saturday sport. Longer term parking is located at Number 2 on the map below.
On the day, please ensure you have the following ready:
Laptop
Please refer to
U.S. College Board
for specifics
All applications need to be closed and computer restarted
Laptop Charger
There are electrical cables and power boards available in the exam room
Approved calculator
Check the list for
approved calculators
prior to entry (All Australian Year 12 State exam approved scientific calculators not on the College Board list
WILL
be accepted)
All snacks and water
Photo ID –
Physical copy
of one of the following:
Australian Drivers Licence/Official Proof of Age Cards
Australian/International Passport
School ID – must have recent photo, name and birthdate
Photo ID –
digital copy
of the following only
Service NSW app for NSW drivers licence
Bags will be left outside
Phones, wallets etc can be place on the table inside prior to entering the exam room
For any further questions, please contact Mrs
Natasha Squillacioti
at
globalexams@kings.edu.au
SAT Suite (PSAT8/9, PSAT10, PSAT/NMSQT)
The King’s School is also offering the SAT Suite of exams which includes (
PSAT8/9
,
PSAT10
and
PSAT/NMSQT
).
The PSAT 8/9 and PSAT10 are exams students can take prior to the SAT. Both exams are optional and the results provide insight to assist students to prepare for the SATs. They are completed digitally in March and like the SAT, they cover Reading, Writing and Language and Maths. Usually, Year 9 students would complete the PSAT 8/9 and Year 10/Year 11 will complete the PSAT 10. They are both the same length of time and cost.
Additionally, Year 11 students who hold U.S. citizenship are automatically assessed for eligibility into the National Merit Scholarship Program via the PSAT/NMSQT offered in October, an academic program which recognises and qualifies students for scholarships in the United States. Students who are not U.S citizens will not be considered for NMSQT eligibility, however, will receive full PSAT10 score reports, should they choose to test in October.
Please note US College Board stipulates students in Year 10 and/or Year 11 are only permitted to take the PSAT10 or PSAT/NMSQT a single time in any calendar year, either April or October.
Students who are interested in taking the PSAT 8/9, PSAT 10, or PSAT/NMSQT are required to complete the registration process via
this link
. The exam will be held on
Thursday 23 April 2026
, and the deadline to register is
Friday 13 February 2026.
Please ensure you complete your registration before the closing date to secure your spot.
Please email
globalexams@kings.edu.au
for any questions. All further details bluebook log in and test day information will be provided to students directly.
Test Day
Parking or drop off to access the testing venue is best accessed by the main School entrance at Russell Road. Testing for the PSAT is administered in the Thomas Memorial Pavilion listed in red as Number 1 on the map below. Students can be dropped off at the Pavilion and there is short term parking along the road close by. Longer term parking is located at Number 2 on the map below.
On the day, please ensure you have the following ready:
Laptop
Please refer to
U.S. College Board
for specifics
All applications need to be closed and computer restarted
Laptop Charger
There are electrical cables and power boards available in the exam room
Approved calculator
Check the list for
approved calculators
prior to entry (All Australian Year 12 State exam approved scientific calculators not on the College Board list
WILL
be accepted)
All snacks and water
Photo ID –
Physical copy
of one of the following:
Australian Drivers Licence/Official Proof of Age Cards
Australian/International Passport
School ID – must have recent photo, name and birthdate
Photo ID –
digital copy
of the following only
Service NSW app for NSW drivers licence
Bags will be left outside
Phones, wallets etc can be place on the table inside prior to entering the exam room
For any further questions, please contact Mrs
Natasha Squillacioti
at
globalexams@kings.edu.au
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams
AP exams are a valuable opportunity for students to showcase their academic capabilities and time management skills, while also potentially earning college credits. These exams are equivalent to entry-level college courses and can set an application apart by demonstrating a commitment to academic excellence.
AP exams
are conducted at The King’s School online with the US College Board schedule.
This is held over two weeks from May 4-15 in 2026
. All exams will start at either 8.00am or 12.00pm, please refer to the College Board website for specific
examination dates
. Students may complete multiple exams during this period.
Please
register here
. All further details regarding costs, registration and test day information will be provided to students.
Ticket
sales will close
on Sunday 8 February 2026.
Any refunds requested
prior
to Sunday 8 March 2026 will incur a $100 fee to cover the costs from College Board.
Any refunds requested
after
Monday 9 March 2026 will not be provided.
Please contact Mrs Natasha Squillacioti at
globalexams@kings.edu.au
for any further questions.
Oxford and Cambridge Admission Tests
The majority of applicants for Oxford and Cambridge are required to sit one of the many admissions tests used by the universities to determine if a place is offered for a specific degree. Not all courses have admission tests and students can check
test requirements
for their desired course.
In 2025/2026, all Oxford and Cambridge Admission Tests are being
held in conjunction with Pearson Vue testing centres and students book directly with them and choose a test centre
convenient to them.
For updated information regarding the testing for Oxford University please use
https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/applying-to-oxford/guide/admissions-tests
Testing Days and Registration for Cambridge and Imperial College
https://esat-tmua.ac.uk/deadlines/
All Cambridge applicants must choose October dates. For the updated information regarding testing for Cambridge please use
https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/apply/how/admission-tests
Explore more
Continue your King's adventure and learn more about what we have to offer:
Scholarships and bursaries
Fees and payments
International students
Get more information
What would you like to do?
Apply Now
Book a tour
Request a prospectus
Scroll to Top
Discovering
A King’s Education
Meet the Headmaster
Where Leaders Are Made
Values and History
Our Values
Our History
Specialists in Boys’ Education
Our Distinctive Difference
Governance at King’s
Our Campuses
Our Facilities
Our Strategic Plan
Our Campus Development
Exploring
The King’s Adventure
Boarding at King’s
Senior School
Preparatory School
Tudor House
Joining
The King’s Community
Regional Tours
Tours and Prospectuses
Request a Prospectus
Tours and Information Sessions
Fees and Payments
Scholarships and Bursaries
Bus Transport
International Students
Global Tertiary Pathways
FAQs
Apply to Enrol
Connecting
An Inclusive Community
Old Boys
The Braeside Shop
Associations and Networks
The King’s Community Church
Sports Supporter Groups
Past Parents
Venue Hire
Partner With Us
Supporting
The King’s School Foundation
Become a Foundation Member
Making a Donation
Bicentennial Pavilion Appeal
Next Crop Boarding Bursaries
Bequests & Major Gifts
Sharing
News
Upcoming Events
Sporting Fixtures
KingsCast
Short Videos
Publications
Term Dates
Contact Us
Privacy Statement
Site by Scribble & Think Communications.
Quick links
Prospective parents
Current parents
Privacy Statement
Site by Scribble & Think Communications