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Free quizzes for Years 4, 5 and 6

Choose a starting point, explain your method and practise one skill at a time.

Year 4 practice

  • Year 4 maths quizzes and practice

    Begin with the value of each digit, equal parts and one-step number problems. Say what the numbers mean before you calculate. These examples use small amounts so that you can explain the method clearly, then try the linked skill quizzes for more practice.

  • Year 4 English quizzes and practice

    Start by finding stated details in a short text, choosing the right verb and making ownership clear. Read the whole sentence before answering. The original examples below let you explain your choice without a timer; the linked quizzes offer more questions with feedback.

Year 5 practice

  • Year 5 maths quizzes and practice

    Practise moving between equivalent fractions, decimal amounts and calculations with more than one step. Keep track of what each intermediate answer means. The examples below focus on explaining the calculation before moving to the scored skill quizzes.

  • Year 5 English quizzes and practice

    Use details to make a supported inference, work out a word meaning from its sentence and connect two clauses clearly. An inference needs evidence; it is more than a possible guess. Compare your reasoning with each explanation before trying the scored quizzes.

Year 6 practice

  • Year 6 maths quizzes and practice

    Connect fractions and percentages, then use ratio to share a total in unequal parts. These examples ask you to explain why the calculation works. Try them without a time limit before choosing a linked skill quiz for further practice.

  • Year 6 English quizzes and practice

    Distinguish a factual statement from an opinion, recognise the purpose of a text and keep tense consistent. Look at the language as well as the topic. These original examples are a starting point for discussion, followed by scored skill quizzes with explanations.

Choose by readiness

Start with a familiar idea. Read the three examples in a guide, explain an answer, then try a scored skill quiz. Published 11+ questions are grouped by skill rather than age, so a year label is a starting suggestion. Pause when a question introduces something new and use its explanation.

Questions parents ask

Are the skill quizzes fixed to a school year?

No. The year-group guides suggest a starting point. The scored quizzes use published 11+ skill questions and may include material your child has not studied yet. Choose by readiness and use the explanations without a timer.

Do I need an account to practise?

No. Read the examples and try the scored skill quizzes without signing up. Quiz answers are sent for marking, but no learner attempt is saved. The free diagnostic offers a separate next step.

Choose what to practise next

Try the free diagnostic for a first look at strengths and gaps across the four 11+ subjects.