Serious 11+ preparation - without the pressure
Stop guessing what your child should practise next. 11 Plus Progress reads your child's results and tells you exactly where to focus this week - so every practice session counts.
The parent problem
Many parents know their child needs regular practice, but it can be hard to decide where to start, which topics need attention, and whether progress is building over time. 11 Plus Progress gives the journey more structure, so practice feels purposeful rather than random.
Begin with a broad question set or follow My Plan for a clearer first step instead of piecing practice together yourself.
Use results, topic history, and AI-supported insight to see which areas need another round of focused work.
The dashboard shows you exactly how your child is progressing - which topics are getting stronger, which need another pass, and whether this week's practice is on track.
Solution overview
The platform combines structured question sets, personalised planning, a clear dashboard, and careful AI support so families can move forward with more confidence.
A simple practice plan that helps your child know what to work on next. It brings more structure to the week and less guesswork for parents.
See your child's scores, topic progress, and the specific areas that need another pass - all in one view built for parents.
Practise important 11+ skills through structured question sets, starting with core Maths and building confidence step by step.
Explore PracticeUse AI-supported guidance to understand next steps, review tricky areas, and act on real performance data more clearly.
How AI HelpsMy Plan
The My Plan area helps turn 11+ preparation into manageable steps. Instead of wondering what to practise next, your child can follow a clearer path through selected topics and question sets.
My Plan
Wednesday
2 sessions · ~45mRatio word problems
Timed practice · 20 questions
Angles fluency set
Accuracy focus · 16 questions
Dashboard
Readiness
72%
On track
Focus topic
Ratio
Slow pace
Plan
4 sets
This week
Accuracy is secure overall, but Ratio is taking longer than the 60s target. This week's plan should prioritise ratio word problems and one short consolidation set.
Next best actions
AI-assistedReinforce comparison wording while building pace.
Accuracy is strong; keep speed within the target range.
Dashboard
The dashboard gives a simple view of how practice is going, helping parents see activity, scores, topic progress, and areas that may need more attention.
See useful activity without building your own tracking sheet.
Spot whether a set felt comfortable or whether a topic needs another pass.
Use strengths and weaker areas to decide what to revisit next.
Translate results into the next sensible study step.
AI features
11 Plus Progress uses AI to support the learning journey where it adds value: helping with guidance, next-step suggestions, and clearer explanations. The aim is not to replace teaching, but to make practice easier to understand and act on.
The AI works from your child's real attempt data - not generic advice. It spots patterns in their results and suggests the most useful next step, so guidance is always grounded in what your child actually did.
AI Topic Insight
Pattern found
The slowest questions share a wording pattern where values must be compared before calculating.
Evidence: 4 of the 5 slowest questions share this skill.
The results suggest your child is secure on core ratio calculations, but loses time when the question uses comparison language before any numbers can be processed. Practising a small set of similar stems should improve speed without adding new content.
Suggested next steps
Request targeted question set
Ask our team to create a focused 15‑question set for this exact pattern.
Featured starting point
Children who need structured practice across Interpreting Data, Angles, and Bearings.
Interpreting Data
Included in broad mixed practice
Angles
Included in broad mixed practice
Bearings
Included in broad mixed practice
Coordinates & Geometry
Included in broad mixed practice
Not sure where to begin?
Start with Complete Curriculum Circuit as a broad Maths practice set designed to help your child work through important topics and give parents a clearer starting point for future practice.
Not sure where your child stands? Start here. The Complete Curriculum Circuit covers the core Maths topics most 11+ children need to revisit - and your child's results will show you exactly where to focus next.
Subject coverage
The current question-set catalog supports Maths and Verbal Reasoning. Maths leads the overall planning and dashboard story today, with Verbal Reasoning available as an additional live practice area.
Structured mixed-topic and topic-focused practice covering the core Maths areas many 11+ families need to revisit regularly.
Live question sets are also available for verbal reasoning practice, helping families add another important 11+ subject where relevant.
How it works
Start from broad mixed practice or let the plan point your child towards the most sensible next set.
Use structured sets to work through key 11+ topics with a clearer sense of purpose.
Look at progress, recent scores, and AI-supported guidance to decide what to revisit next.
Parent guidance
Read practical guides on 11+ preparation, study habits, topic focus, and how to support your child calmly at home.
A complete, parent-friendly breakdown of 11+ maths topics (KS2 + stretch), the GL vs CEM vs independent differences, and the most common mistakes—plus how to find and fix weak areas early.
How to judge 11+ readiness: English, maths, and reasoning benchmarks, emotional resilience, timing and tactics, GL vs CEM, a parent checklist, and how data and SAS scores help you prepare with confidence.
Kent Test (PESE), GL format, pass marks and standardisation, super-selective vs distance grammars, CAF strategy, and regional school notes—always confirm with KCC and each school’s current policy.
What feels different
Common problem
With 11 Plus Progress
Reassurance
The language, structure, and feature set are designed for families navigating grammar school and independent school entrance exam preparation.
Dashboard signals, recent activity, and next steps are presented clearly so parents can stay informed without building their own spreadsheets.
The product avoids noisy gamification and keeps the focus on organised practice, steady habits, and useful evidence.
The platform is built to support preparation with structure and guidance, not to promise guaranteed outcomes or replace sound teaching.
FAQ
11 Plus Progress is a structured 11+ practice platform for UK families. It brings together question sets, a personalised My Plan area, a parent-friendly dashboard, and careful AI-supported guidance.
Yes. The platform is designed to support families preparing for grammar school entrance exams with structured topic-based practice and clearer progress tracking.
Yes. Many independent school entrance processes use similar core skills, especially in Maths and reasoning-based preparation, so the platform can support that wider preparation too.
My Plan is the area that helps turn practice into a more manageable weekly routine. It is designed to help families know what to focus on next instead of choosing practice at random.
The dashboard is built to give parents a clearer view of practice activity, recent scores, progress by topic, and recommended next steps based on the child’s recent work.
AI is used carefully to support guidance. This includes dashboard summaries and next-step suggestions, plus single-topic AI insights on relevant results and history pages where available.
The live question-set catalog currently supports Maths and Verbal Reasoning. Maths is the main subject behind the current planning and dashboard journey.
No. The platform is designed to support structured home practice and clearer decision-making, not to replace tutoring, classroom teaching, or professional judgement.
That depends on the child and stage of preparation, but steady short practice sessions are usually easier to sustain than irregular bursts. My Plan is intended to help families build that consistency.
Start with structure
Start with structured practice, follow a simple plan, and use clear progress insights to support your child one step at a time.
