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CLARITY AND CERTAINTY

The Minister, Catriona Ruane, says she's offering parents "clarity and certainty". She says admissions criteria will be based around community, family, and geography. But she told Mark Patterson it's not legislation, but guidance.

MULTIPLE TRANSFER TESTS

The 11 Plus has gone for those who want to go to Grammar School. But when Sarah Brett visited Rosemount Primary School, she found some children could face at least three different entrance tests.

SHARE THE BLAME

The PUP leader, Dawn Purvis, says she blames both Sinn Fein and the DUP for the lack of clarity on the transfer test.

UNREGULATED

The principal of Ebrington Primary School, Nigel Doherty, says parents are anxious and angry. He says children have been left in an "unregulated" system.

COLLEGE UNVEILS TEST

Foyle and Londonderry is one of 30 Grammar Schools in Northern Ireland who have decided to use their own transfer test. And in November 2008, parents spoke to Enda McClafferty after getting their first glance at the the test - in English and Maths.

LAST TEST AT ST ANNE'S

November 21 2008: Sarah Brett went to St Anne's Primary School in Derry after children there had completed the last eleven plus. She spoke to principal, Michael McDaid, teacher, Paul McCusker, mums, Majella and Aisling, but first, to the children.

ANTICIPATING LAST TEST

November 21 2008: Freya McClements spoke to children from St Patrick's Primary before they took the test.