Prepare for 11 plus entrance exams with school-specific topics, original practice questions and mock test libraries. Explore worked steps and AI help when your child gets stuck.
Current snapshot · 5 school libraries.
5,580 topic sets + 5,580 mock sets. Based on 20 of each for all 279 schools. Current library snapshot: 5 schools, 82 topic sets and 100 mock sets.
Current counts checked 3 November 2026. Original AI Kids practice materials.
Give practice a school-specific focus
We map topics by subject from each supported school’s available past papers, then create original questions from different angles. Choose one of the five current libraries to explore its subjects, topics and mock tests.
Maths, English and general comprehension. Each topic set contains 25 questions.
Original AI Kids questions, organised for this school’s preparation.
Maths topic practice · 8 sets
Explore the school directory to build your shortlist. The current preview includes five practice libraries; check your target school’s resources before choosing a plan.
Explore school planning ›Try a question together
See how your child can move from “I’m stuck” to understanding the next step. Try this illustrated St Paul’s Girls’ School practice question, check an answer and ask about the reasoning.
This interactive preview uses prepared replies for the example. No sign-up is needed.
A jug is 3/4 full. After 250 ml is poured out, it is 1/2 full. What is the jug's capacity in millilitres?
The poured amount represents the difference between the two fractions.
A useful role for every practice session
Work on one skill with topic practice, bring subjects together in a mock, and revisit questions that need more thought. Choose the approach that suits your child’s next step.
Choose a topic your child wants to understand better. Each set of 25 questions explores it through different formats and contexts, helping them apply the method to unfamiliar problems.
Give your child a chance to put different skills together across subject papers. Use a longer practice session to discuss pacing, identify difficult questions and plan what to revisit.
Look back at a saved answer, understand where the method became difficult and try another question on the topic. Keep the next session focused on what your child needs.
The 100 mock sets contain 3,260 questions. Paper counts are included within mock sets, not added to them. Written responses and method marks may need review.
See which questions your child has attempted and which ones need another look. Use their practice history to decide what to revisit together and where to focus the next session.
Your child’s practice, in one view.
Topic progress, at a glance.
3 questions ready for another look.
Illustrative review list
Example activity · Questions attempted show participation, not an exam score.
Questions about your child’s practice
Yes. We review available past papers for each supported school, map the topics by subject and create original questions around those topics. Different formats and contexts give your child more ways to apply a method. Choose a school above to explore its topic map.
No. These are original AI Kids practice materials. They are informed by topics found in available school papers, but are not school-issued papers or a prediction of a future exam.
Your child can start with a hint, follow the worked steps or ask why a step works. The aim is to help them understand enough to try again. In the demo above, they can explore three steps and ask questions using prepared replies.
No. Objective answers can be checked directly. Written explanations, compositions and other open responses may need self-comparison or manual review. A completed question is not necessarily a correct answer.
No. A mock set contains two or three subject papers, depending on the school library. Our current 100 mock sets contain 240 subject papers altogether.
Practice is part of the proposed Complete plan. School Planner focuses on school research and planning. See the full plan comparison before choosing.
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