What went well?
Start with the example your child answered correctly, then look at the number right in each subject. This is one short test, not a measure of everything they can do.
For Parents
Your child completes one focused Practice Test in each core area during the week. We keep the results and feedback together so you can see how the work went without turning 11+ preparation into a daily grind.
Start with the example your child answered correctly, then look at the number right in each subject. This is one short test, not a measure of everything they can do.
Choose one area to revisit. Ask your child to talk through a similar question without a timer. One missed answer is a reason to ask a question, not attach a label.
Your summary goes to the verified parent email address. Keep that email for reference. Check junk mail if it has not arrived, or contact us for help; your child does not need to take the test again.
The Diagnostic gives you a starting point. The weekly programme gives your child a manageable routine across Maths, Reading, Verbal Reasoning and NVR & Spatial, with feedback on completed work. Reviewing that work together helps you decide what deserves more attention.
For a little more practice, choose one of the short Skill Practice activities available in your child’s account. There’s no need to practise every day.
£10 per month for one pupil. See what is included and how joining works before deciding.
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A short sample across the four core areas. Useful clues. Not a verdict.
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One focused Practice Test in Maths, Reading, Verbal Reasoning and NVR & Spatial, completed across the week in the way that works for your family.
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Clear feedback on the work your child actually completed, without pretending one question tells us everything.
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You can look back at the results and feedback together. More completed work gives you more useful information than one test on one afternoon.
Good questions are worth thinking about.
There are no public rankings or daily streaks. Missing a Tuesday should not become another family drama.
Children should know when they've done something well. They should also be allowed to simply finish a good piece of work and move on.
One manageable weekly routine. Four core 11+ subjects. Clear feedback to help you decide what to practise next.