Exam timing
Students learn how long they have per section and how to move through a paper without losing marks to poor pacing.
11+ mock exams
Help your child experience realistic 11+ exam conditions, identify target areas, and build confidence before the real test.
Mock exams are not about creating stress — they are about building familiarity, measuring progress and giving families a clearer picture of readiness.
Students learn how long they have per section and how to move through a paper without losing marks to poor pacing.
Exposure to GL, CEM and independent-style layouts reduces surprises when your child sees the real paper format.
Timed practice in a calm, structured setting helps students manage nerves before the actual assessment day.
Mock results highlight target areas in maths, English or reasoning so preparation can be focused rather than generic.
When students know what to expect — instructions, timing and question types — they can concentrate on showing what they know.
Exam-style conditions that reflect the pace and structure families expect from 11+ assessments.
Practice across maths, English and reasoning skills commonly tested at grammar and independent schools.
Responses are carefully reviewed so strengths and misconceptions are identified with clarity.
Clear written feedback you can read at home — no jargon, no guesswork about what happened in the session.
Practical suggestions on what to revise next, including timing, technique and topic priorities.
If gaps emerge, structured tuition can be planned around mock insights — without pressure or fear-based messaging.
Mocks reflect the skills most commonly assessed in grammar and independent school entrance tests.
Number, problem-solving, arithmetic speed and multi-step questions typical of 11+ papers.
Comprehension, vocabulary, grammar and written responses aligned to entrance exam expectations.
Word codes, sequences, logic and relationships that appear in many grammar school tests.
Patterns, spatial awareness and visual logic used in GL, CEM and independent formats.
After each mock, parents receive a written summary designed for clarity at home.
We believe mock exams should inform preparation — not frighten students. Our approach keeps practice structured, supportive and transparent for parents.
Discuss your target schools, your child's current level and whether mock exams are the right next step. There is no obligation to enrol.