Real timing
Sections are timed to match the pace of GL-style papers, so your child learns how long they really have per question.
Real exam timing, 11+ style questions and a report that shows exactly which question types cost marks. Then a tutor helps fix them.
Practice papers at the kitchen table teach content. Mock tests teach performance: pacing, reading instructions properly, moving on from a hard question and staying calm when the clock is running. Children who've sat several 11 plus mock tests arrive on test day knowing what to expect.
Sections are timed to match the pace of GL-style papers, so your child learns how long they really have per question.
Not just a score. See which types, such as letter codes or rotations, are costing marks.
A tutor goes through the paper with your child and sets targeted practice for the weeks ahead.
| Section | Typical question types |
|---|---|
| Maths | Arithmetic, fractions and percentages, ratio, shape and measure, data, multi-step word problems |
| English | Comprehension and inference, vocabulary in context, spelling, punctuation and grammar |
| Verbal reasoning | Letter and number codes, hidden words, missing letters, analogies, letter series, word logic |
| Non-verbal reasoning | Sequences, odd one out, analogies, matrices, rotations and reflections, hidden shapes |
| Writing (optional) | A short creative or persuasive piece, marked with feedback, for FSCE and independent school candidates |
One mock a month. Focus on learning from mistakes, not the score.
Every three weeks, with timed section practice in between.
Every two weeks in real exam conditions, plus a final calm-down week before test day.
30 questions across maths, verbal reasoning and English, with answers and explanations. It takes about 40 minutes.