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11+ Maths — 5 activities
Arithmetic, fractions, percentages, ratio and multi-step word problems — the question types that decide most 11+ maths marks.
Place Value and Rounding
Read, compare and round numbers up to 100,000 — the place-value fluency that every 11+ maths paper assumes.
Fractions of Amounts
Find fractions of whole numbers, compare two fractions of different amounts, and solve the fraction word problems 11+ papers love.
Percentages in the Shops
Percentage discounts, percentage change and quick mental percentages — practised through realistic shopping problems.
Ratio and Proportion
Share amounts in a given ratio, scale recipes up and down, and use simple scales — the topic that separates 11+ scores.
Mental Maths Speed Round
Times tables, division facts, quarters and decimal addition — a five-minute warm-up to build the speed 11+ papers reward.
11+ English — 5 activities
Spelling, punctuation, grammar, cloze and comprehension. Short, focused practice that builds accuracy under time pressure.
Spelling: The Common Traps
The mangled spellings that cost 11+ marks — accommodate, definitely, separate and necessary — with memory tricks for each.
Punctuation: Commas, Apostrophes and Colons
Where commas really go, when the apostrophe moves after the s, and how to use a colon to introduce a list.
Word Classes and Grammar
Spot the adverb, conjunction, preposition and possessive pronoun inside real sentences — a fast, high-frequency 11+ question type.
Cloze: Choosing the Right Word
Fill-the-gap sentences where only one word fits both the meaning and the grammar — the skill behind "choose the best word" questions.
Comprehension: Reading Between the Lines
A short passage with inference, vocabulary-in-context and character questions — practice at the harder end of 11+ comprehension.
11+ Verbal Reasoning — 5 activities
Codes, analogies, odd-one-out, letter sequences and number codes — the reasoning patterns tested by almost every grammar school.
Letter and Number Codes
Work out the rule behind a code, then apply it — letter shifts, reversed words and alphabet-number codes.
Word Analogies
Kitten is to cat as puppy is to...? Build the habit of naming the relationship before you choose the answer.
Odd One Out: Words
Find the word that does not belong — and then prove it by naming the rule the other three share.
Letter Sequences
Spot how many letters are skipped each time, then continue the sequence — including sequences where the gap grows.
Number Codes
Letters turned into numbers — using alphabet positions, doubled values and decoding back into words.
11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning — 5 activities
Sequences, rotations, reflections, odd-one-out and missing-shape puzzles — practised with clear, uncluttered diagrams.
Shape Sequences
Continue a pattern of shapes, shades and turns — the gentlest introduction to non-verbal reasoning.
Rotation
Turn a shape by a given number of degrees, clockwise or anticlockwise, and pick the matching picture.
Reflection
Mirror a shape in a vertical or horizontal line — the mirror image is flipped, never simply turned.
Odd One Out: Shapes
Three of the shapes share a property — same shape, same number of sides — and one does not.
Missing Shape Puzzles
Work out the rule across a grid of shapes, then supply the missing one — the classic 11+ "complete the pattern" question.