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★ Beyond school Tested at 11+ but usually not taught at school until Year 6 or later, so your child is unlikely to have met it in class before the exam. These are the topics most worth teaching at home.
🔮 Your child's likely exam timingNot official
Set your child's year group in Settings to see an estimate here.
Nobody can know exam-board decisions years in advance. What follows is general, informed judgement about how 11+ papers tend to evolve, not a fact from any exam board or school. Treat it as "where to place extra effort," not a guarantee.
Likely: same core syllabus11+ Maths papers have stayed anchored to the KS2 curriculum for years, and no national curriculum overhaul is expected, so the topics above should stay the backbone.
Watch: more multi-step word problemsRecent papers across boards have trended toward "varied question formats" rather than one-line sums. Expect more questions that combine 2–3 topics in one problem.
Watch: ratio & algebra depthBoards like GL and ISEB already push ratio/algebra harder than plain KS2, and competitive schools tend to follow, so deeper questions here are a reasonable bet.
Keep an eye on official updatesRegistration and format details are published fresh each year on each school's own admissions page. Always re-check nearer the time rather than relying on this list.
Likely: comprehension + SPaG stay coreMost boards (GL, Kent, Bucks, Sutton SET) test English through multiple-choice comprehension and SPaG, and that basic split looks set to continue.
Watch: real extended writing for CSSE/ISEB CEWriting-inclusive boards expect genuine extended writing, not just technique knowledge, so for these boards, practise real writing alongside the technique questions here.
Watch: vocabulary depthRoot words, idioms and precise word meaning increasingly separate top scorers from average ones as papers get harder.
Keep an eye on official updatesRegistration and format details are published fresh each year on each school's own admissions page. Always re-check nearer the time rather than relying on this list.
SharpY Mind is an independent revision aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Sutton SET, GL Assessment, ISEB, or any school named in this app. School and test-board names are used only to describe which exam format each family may be preparing for.
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🚀 Times Tables Speed
How quickly they correctly answer each times table fact. This is only ever compared to their own past self — never to any other child.
📊 Average per table
How fast they correctly answer each times table overall. Under 2s is close to automatic recall.
🔥 Heatmap
How fast each individual fact is answered. Greener is faster. Drag the slider to see how it's changed over time.
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Practise some times tables to start building a fluency picture — it fills in as you go.
📝 Custom Mock Test
Real exam conditions: no hints, no instant feedback — just answer and move on. You'll see the full breakdown at the end, exactly like a real test result.
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📄 Full Exam Paper
Full-length papers that mix sections the way a real GL Assessment paper does — one continuous timed sitting, no hints, marked only at the end.
🃏 Vocabulary
Words that come up in 11+ Verbal Reasoning and reading comprehension. Cards you get right come back less often; cards you miss come back tomorrow — so you spend time where it actually helps.
60 seconds on the clock! Match each word to its meaning as fast as you can. Every answer — right or wrong — also updates that word's flashcard schedule.
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⚡ Times Tables Race
Get quick at your facts, then race the clock. Faster and more accurate answers earn more 💎 gems for your Spark Garage.
Untimed warm-up. No pressure — go at your own pace and get the facts solid first.
60 seconds on the clock! Answer as many as you can. Speed AND accuracy earn 💎 gems.
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🧾 Parent Report
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Everything below is made-up data so you can see what the real thing looks like. Create a free account and go Premium to see your own child's actual progress here.
Reading comprehension is not included in this figure — passage practice is scored separately and does not feed the estimate below, so treat this as a view of the topic-based questions only. This measures performance on SharpY Mind's own Medium and Hard questions — it is not a predicted mark in a real exam, and no real exam board publishes the pass marks that would make such a prediction possible. Easy-level practice is deliberately excluded here, so this figure is usually lower than the overall accuracy above. Treat it as a map of what still needs work, not as a grade.
Curriculum mastery by area
% below reflects both how many topics in that area have been tried and how well — the story above is about accuracy alone, so the two numbers can differ.
🎯 Path to a higher score
Mock test trend
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This is general UK National Curriculum guidance, not a comparison against other real children — SharpY Mind doesn't collect or share data from other users.
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📐 Exam format
📐 How this adapts questionsChoosing a year group sets the number ranges and unlocks topics matched to the UK National Curriculum for that year — e.g. negative numbers appear from Year 4, and percentages from Year 5. Topics not yet met show a 🔒 but can still be tried as a challenge. Choosing a school unlocks Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning practice if that school's format tests them.
Keyboard mode: press Enter and the next question appears instantly — great for fast typists. Manual mode: a short pause after each answer so it's easier to read the feedback.
Adaptive mode shows weaker topics a bit more often in Full Challenge, based on past accuracy — it never skips a topic entirely. Custom Mock Test and Full Exam Paper always stay fully random, since they're meant to rehearse a real, representative exam.
Every printed worksheet already includes a GL-style answer shading sheet. This is your default for the extra written Answer Key page — you'll still be asked to confirm each time you print, so it's never included by accident.
