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Answer 10 quick questions about your child's skills across verbal reasoning, maths, English and non-verbal reasoning. This is indicative only, not a mock exam.
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My child can identify similarities and differences between words (synonyms, antonyms, analogies)
My child can understand and follow multi-step written instructions
My child can solve pattern puzzles and work out which shape comes next in a sequence
My child can visualise 3D shapes and rotate objects mentally
My child reads fluently and understands the main ideas in age-appropriate books
My child writes structured short paragraphs with correct spelling and punctuation
My child can quickly solve two-digit mental addition and subtraction (e.g. 47 + 35)
My child understands fractions, simple percentages and can apply them to problems
My child can focus on a challenging task for 30 minutes or more without losing concentration
My child is willing to attempt difficult problems and bounce back from mistakes
The 11 Plus is a selective entrance exam used by grammar schools across the UK to identify academically able children. The exam typically covers four areas:
This checker is indicative only. It assesses foundational skills, not specific 11 Plus question types. For a full mock exam, work through past papers from GL Assessment or CEM, the two main 11 Plus test providers.
An experienced 11 Plus tutor typically works with children from Year 4 onwards, building foundational skills in verbal reasoning, non-verbal reasoning, English and Maths, then progressing to past papers and timed practice. Most children benefit from 1–2 sessions per week, starting 12–18 months before the exam.