Real timings, real pressure, safe setting
Mocks run to genuine GL-style timings and section structures. Your child learns to pace themselves before it counts, in a setting where a bad day costs nothing.
Realistic 11+ mocks, without the exam-day nerves
Full-length, timed mock tests in the GL style let your child rehearse the real thing at home - and show you, honestly, how close they are to exam standard while there’s still time to act on it.
A readiness report, not just a score
Each mock produces a readiness view across subjects and topics - what’s at standard, what’s borderline, and what needs focused work before exam day.
Practice that reduces anxiety
Familiarity is the best cure for exam nerves. Children who have rehearsed the format, timing, and interface walk in knowing exactly what to expect.
How it works
Schedule a mock
Pick a full mock when your child has built enough coverage - the plan suggests when they’re ready for the first one.
Sit it under exam conditions
Timed sections, no hints, no pausing - as close to the real exam as practice can get.
Act on the readiness report
The report shows exactly which topics stand between your child and a comfortable pass, and the adaptive plan targets them next.
Frequently asked questions
How is a mock different from a paper test?
A paper test covers one subject in one sitting. A mock is the full exam-day experience - multiple timed sections across subjects, sat in one go, with an overall readiness report at the end.
When should my child sit their first mock?
Once daily practice has covered the core topics - typically a few months in. Sitting a mock too early mostly measures what hasn’t been taught yet.
Will the mock feel like the real GL exam?
Question formats, section timings, and difficulty follow the GL Assessment style used by most grammar schools, so the rhythm of the day matches what your child will meet.
What if the result is disappointing?
That’s the point of mocks - finding the gaps while there’s still time. The readiness report turns a weak result into a concrete plan rather than a worry.
Rehearse exam day before it counts
Start with the free diagnostic; the plan will tell you when your child is ready for a full mock.