If your child scores 90% on a paper, great—move to harder material. If they score 40%, that paper is gold dust because it shows you exactly where to teach. Use the papers to find the holes, fill them, and repeat.

| Publisher | Best For | Style | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Building foundation & CEM | Slightly easier, great for vocab | | CGP | GL Assessment & Time pressure | Very accurate to real GL exams | | FPTP (First Past the Post) | Realistic mock tests | Harder than the real exam (good thing) | | Atom Learning (Online) | Adaptive learning & ISEB | Digital format with instant marking | 6. The "Paper Plateau" Warning Around week 6 of practice, many children hit a plateau. Their scores stay stuck at 65-70%.

The 11+ exam is one of the most significant academic hurdles a child will face before secondary school. For parents in counties like Kent, Essex, Buckinghamshire, or those applying to private grammar schools, the phrase “exam 11 plus papers” becomes a household term.

With 30 minutes of targeted paper practice 4 times a week, most average students can pass the 11+. The students who fail are usually those who simply "did lots of papers" without ever reviewing their mistakes.