Build confidence for 11+ exams

Most schools assess maths, English, verbal reasoning, and non-verbal reasoning. The exact mix varies by school and exam board.

No. Papers differ by area and by school. Always check each school website for the exact structure, timings, and sections.

Build secure KS2 fluency first: number operations, fractions/decimals/percentages, ratio, geometry, and multi-step problem solving.

Very important. Verbal and English sections reward breadth of vocabulary, careful reading, spelling, and punctuation accuracy.

Practise question patterns regularly. These areas are less directly taught in school, so familiarity and timing practice make a big difference.

Use short cycles: timed practice, quick review, and targeted reattempts. This improves speed, confidence, and exam decision-making.