Starts from where your child actually is
The plan is built from your child’s diagnostic profile, not a generic scheme of work. Strong topics get maintenance; weak topics get the hours.
Most 11+ prep fails on structure, not effort. Trace Learn turns the diagnostic into a personalised plan of short sessions, papers, and mocks - and quietly reshapes it every week as your child progresses.
The plan is built from your child’s diagnostic profile, not a generic scheme of work. Strong topics get maintenance; weak topics get the hours.
Twenty focused minutes a day beats a fraught Sunday marathon. The plan schedules little-and-often sessions, with game-time rewards that keep children coming back.
Every session, paper, and mock updates the plan. If a topic clicks early, the plan moves on; if one is stubborn, it comes back with a different approach and well-timed review.
A short adaptive assessment maps ability across Maths, English, VR, and NVR and sets the starting point.
Your child works through short, targeted sessions. Spaced review brings each topic back just before it would fade.
As mastery builds, the plan introduces paper tests and full mocks, finishing with confident exam-week practice.
Twelve months is comfortable, six months is workable with consistent daily sessions. The diagnostic tells you honestly how much ground there is to cover from your child’s starting point.
Around 15-25 minutes on school days. Consistency matters far more than session length - the spaced-review model is built around short, regular practice.
The plan adjusts rather than piling up guilt. It re-prioritises what matters most for the time remaining, so a holiday doesn’t derail the run-up.
No. The plan runs itself and your child follows it from their own account. Parents watch progress from the dashboard and step in only when the weekly report suggests it.
The free diagnostic builds your child’s personalised route to exam day in one short session.