Built in the GL Assessment style
Question sets use common GL-style practice formats across the four subjects. Exact local test formats can vary, so check your target schools too.
GL-style paper tests, marked for you
Exam-style papers in Maths, English, verbal reasoning, and non-verbal reasoning - answered online, marked instantly, and fed straight back into your child’s progress profile. No answer sheets, no marking evenings.
Instant, consistent marking
Papers are marked automatically when your child finishes. The topic breakdown helps parents and tutors review what the result showed.
Results feed the learning loop
Paper results appear alongside other completed work, so parents and tutors can use the topic breakdown to choose what deserves attention next.
How it works
Pick a subject paper
Choose an available Maths, English, verbal reasoning, or non-verbal reasoning paper.
Sit it in exam style
Your child answers on screen against the clock using common GL-style practice formats. Exact local test formats can vary.
Get the marked breakdown
Review the score and topic breakdown, then choose whether focused practice or another paper is the more useful next step.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real past papers?
No. These are original practice papers using common GL-style question formats. They are not official past papers, and families should also check the current format used by their target schools.
How is a paper test different from regular practice?
Regular practice can focus on individual topics and question families. A paper test is a fixed, timed set answered in one sitting, followed by a score and topic breakdown for review.
Does my child need to print anything?
No. These papers are completed and marked online, so the results can appear in the learner's progress record.
How often should my child sit a paper?
There is no universal schedule. Use papers when you need evidence about a longer timed set, then review the errors before deciding whether another paper or focused practice is more useful.
Set the first paper this week
Start with the free diagnostic to create a topic-by-topic snapshot before choosing the next practice activity.