11+ practice for Year 5 and 6
Practise like it counts.
Original 11+ questions graded from standard level to harder than the real exam, with a worked answer and a tutor’s tip every time.
- Free sample, no sign-in
- Worked answers
- Calm, no exam panic
What is 2/5 of 35?
Why: 1/5 of 35 = 35 ÷ 5 = 7. 2/5 = 7 × 2 = 14.
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Three ways to learn
Play, practise and see the progress. Everything works together.
Challenges
Daily, weekly and monthly challenges. Make mistakes, learn and retake. Earn coins for new characters and costumes, and climb the leaderboard under a generated public name.
PlayPractice
Choose a subject and a topic, then work through a 50-question session. At the end you see your score, and we suggest whether to redo it or move on.
Choose a topicReports
For parents: coverage of every subject and topic, accuracy, time taken, strengths, focus areas and recent sessions, in one clear page you can print.
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Everything the 11+ asks, one subject at a time
Pick a subject, choose a topic and a level, and practise in sets of ten.
Maths
Fractions, percentages, ratio, averages, geometry, time, money and number puzzles.
Verbal Reasoning
Letter and number series, word codes and letter-value puzzles.
Non-verbal Reasoning
Figure series, odd one out, analogies and reflections.
English
Reading comprehension, cloze, spelling, punctuation, apostrophes and grammar.
Creative Writing
Story prompts with marking guides. Coming soon.
How it works
Ten focused minutes at a time
Choose a topic
Pick a subject, a question type and a difficulty level, or mix everything.
Answer a set of ten
Instant marking after each question, with a tutor’s tip available before you answer.
Learn from the answer
Read the worked solution, see your score by topic, and know what to practise next.
Why families choose it
Built to teach, not just to test
Every question is original
Public papers are only used to understand formats. Every question here is written or generated for this site, so nothing is memorised from a past paper.
A worked answer every time
Right or wrong, your child sees the reasoning step by step, so each question teaches something.
Tutor's tips on every type
A short, practical tip before answering and again after marking, in plain language a ten-year-old can follow.
Five difficulty levels
Start at standard 11+ level and climb to questions deliberately harder than the real exam, so test day feels calmer.
A word bank that builds vocabulary
Child-friendly meanings, example sentences, similar words and opposites for words that turn up in 11+ papers.
Progress you can see
Per-topic scores show where to spend the next ten minutes. Progress is stored on your own device.
Questions
Good to know
Are these real past papers?
No. Every question is original and written for Grammar School. Public papers are used only to understand which question types and formats appear in the 11+.
Which exams is this for?
The questions follow the common types and styles used in 11+ tests. Exact formats vary by school and region, so check your target schools' current guidance.
Is it safe for children?
Children are shown only by a generated public name such as Brave Otter 42, which cannot be changed. We collect no real names and no free text from children, and a parent can hide a player from leaderboards or delete them at any time.
Do I have to pay to try it?
No. A free sample of questions from every topic is available without signing in. Full access is by subscription.
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No sign-in and no card needed. Try questions from every topic and see whether Grammar School suits your child.
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