Is your child ready for 11+?
Develop effective examination techniques, build confidence and overcome nerves with our online 11+ mock tests.
Pick the right 11+ mock tests and the add-ons for your 11+ mock exams to build the exam skills necessary for improving your chances in the real 11+ exam.
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11+ Exam Topics: Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning and NVR
11+ Skills Tested: Strong vocabulary, logic, maths and spelling skills are required.
Suitable for: Devon, Essex, Hertfordshire, Trafford, Wiltshire, Wirral, Yorkshire, Berkshire, Bexley, Birmingham, Gloucestershire, Shropshire, Walsall, Warwickshire, Wolverhampton.
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11+ Exam Topics: English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and NVR/Spatial Awareness
11+ Skills Tested: Strong English, comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and maths skills are required. CEM verbal reasoning is very different to GL and success is dependent on children having a much more wide-ranging vocabulary.
Suitable for: Devon, Essex, Hertfordshire, Trafford, Wiltshire, Wirral, Yorkshire, Buckinghamshire, Dorset, Kent, Lancashire & Cumbria, Lincolnshire, Medway, Northern Ireland.
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11+ Exam Style: GL Assessment
11+ Exam Format: Multiple Choice
11+ Exam Topics: Maths, Verbal Reasoning
11+ Exam Duration: Maths papers (45 mins), Verbal Reasoning (45 mins)
Suitable For: Parmiter’s, Queens, Rickmansworth, St Clement Danes, Croxley Danes School, Watford Grammar School for Boys, Watford Grammar School for Girls
South West Herts Consortium
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11+ Exam Style: GL Assessment
11+ Exam Format: Multiple Choice
11+ Exam Topics: Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning & NVR
11+ Exam Duration: Each paper 45 mins
Suitable For: Aylesbury Grammar School (boys), Aylesbury High School (girls), Beaconsfield High School (girls), Burnham Grammar School (co-educational), Chesham Grammar School (co-educational), Dr Challoner’s Grammar School (boys), Dr Challoner’s High School (girls), John Hampden Grammar School (boys), Royal Grammar School (boys), Royal Latin Grammar School (co-educational), Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School (co-educational), Sir William Borlase Grammar School (co-educational), Wycombe High School (girls)
Buckinghamshire Grammar School Consortium
How to prepare?
Children usually perform better during normal practice than when put under exam conditions. At the exam hall, nerves kick-in and usually results into lower performance. The mock exams are meant for repeatedly practicing sitting in exam like conditions.
The mock exams are timed tests and by practicing in a timed condition you learn how to manage time.
Simply knowing that you are under time pressure is enough to kick the nerves in. This leads to lower performance in recalling information and nervousness. Eliminate nervousness by repeating time pressure conditions.
Often when optimising for speed we usually start to lose on the accuracy of the answers. Repeatedly practicing mock tests will help achieve the balance between speed and accuracy.
The percentile score is a number between 0 - 100 that indicates how your child compared against the pupils currently taking the same test or pupils who have taken similar previous tests.
A report that gives you better understanding and insights into what went wrong during the mock test so that you can plan a strategy on improving.
You can purchase an optional one to one review of your child's report. The tutor would be able to advise and provide guidance on what to focus on and how to improve.
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