Everything the 11 plus English paper covers — comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and writing — and a free 45-minute diagnostic that tells you exactly where your child stands today.
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Inference, author intent, retrieval and tone from unseen fiction and non-fiction passages — the largest share of marks on most papers.
Word classes, clauses, apostrophes, speech punctuation and the classic error-spotting question formats.
Synonyms, antonyms, homophones and shades of meaning. The slowest area to build, so we drill it little and often.
Planning under time pressure, openings that earn marks, and structuring a piece in 25 minutes.
Most parents guess at their child's English level until the mock. The diagnostic replaces the guess with a marked breakdown in 45 minutes.
A fixed 45-minute paper of 44 questions across English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning — matched to your child's year group.
Marks split by comprehension, grammar and vocabulary, with difficulty tagging so you can see whether it's knowledge or pacing holding them back.
An AI-generated plan that targets the weakest strands first, with worked explanations in plain language for every question.
Most 11 plus English papers test four things: reading comprehension of an unseen passage, spelling, punctuation and grammar (SPaG), vocabulary in context, and — in some regions — a timed creative or persuasive writing task.
Typically 40–50 minutes. GL Assessment style papers are usually multiple choice and tightly timed, which is why pacing practice matters as much as knowledge.
Year 4 is a comfortable starting point, with focused practice through Year 5. Starting earlier mostly helps vocabulary, which is the slowest area to build.
Yes. Create a parent account and your child can sit the full 45-minute diagnostic — English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning — free, with no credit card.
Yes. Our question bank is written in GL Assessment style, aligned to the Kent Test format, and tagged by year group and difficulty.