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The Test for Tomorrow's High Achievers
The 11+ is the first big test, and Birmingham's Grammar Schools set the bar high. How can your child ace it?
With a Huge Discount
The Test for Tomorrow's High Achievers
The 11+ is the first big test, and Birmingham's Grammar Schools set the bar high. How can your child ace it?
With a Huge Discount
Who the Test is For
Grammar schools in the West Midlands seek students performing in the top 25% of their year group, making this a selective test aimed at identifying children ready to excel in a challenging academic environment. If your child is within this high-achieving range, they may be well-suited for grammar school.
Who the Test is For
Grammar schools in the West Midlands seek students performing in the top 25% of their year group, making this a selective test aimed at identifying children ready to excel in a challenging academic environment. If your child is within this high-achieving range, they may be well-suited for grammar school.
Who the Test is For
Grammar schools in the West Midlands seek students performing in the top 25% of their year group, making this a selective test aimed at identifying children ready to excel in a challenging academic environment. If your child is within this high-achieving range, they may be well-suited for grammar school.
Who the Test is For
Grammar schools in the West Midlands seek students performing in the top 25% of their year group, making this a selective test aimed at identifying children ready to excel in a challenging academic environment. If your child is within this high-achieving range, they may be well-suited for grammar school.
A Breakdown of the 11+ Disciplines
Our mock exams cover the four core areas that your child will face in Birmingham’s grammar school entrance exams:
English
Requires reading a passage and answering questions to show understanding of themes, details, and context.
Mathematics
Based on Key Stage 2 curriculum topics, with questions testing applied problem-solving skills in core math concepts.
Verbal Reasoning
Tests logical problem-solving with letters, words, symbols, and numbers, focusing on reasoning and language manipulation.
Spatial Reasoning
Involves solving problems using visual information (pictures, shapes, diagrams) to assess pattern recognition and spatial logic.
Comprehensive Feedback & Performance Insights
After each mock exam, you’ll receive a comprehensive performance report for your child. This report includes insights into their strengths, areas where they could improve, and how they performed compared to peers. We also provide targeted advice on what to focus on next, helping you guide their study efforts in the lead-up to the real exam.
Preparing for the Test: Sample Questions and Resources
To help candidates get comfortable with the question format and answer recording method, familiarisation questions are available at the bottom of this page. These practice questions mirror the style and complexity of the test, allowing children and parents to understand the structure and focus areas ahead of time. Exploring these familiarisation materials can build confidence and reduce pre-test anxiety.
The scoring approach is designed with a balanced perspective:
- English/Verbal Reasoning: 50% of the total score.
- Mathematics: 25% of the total score.
- Non-Verbal/Spatial Reasoning: 25% of the total score.