11 plus questions parents ask, answered honestly.

11+ Daily is a daily 11+ practice app that opens to a Today screen telling your child exactly what to do: one subject, one focused short session, chosen for what they actually need. Parents see real progress in the background. The trial is 14 days, no card needed.

UK parents preparing a child (typically Year 4 or Year 5) for the 11+ exam, who want consistent daily practice, are not satisfied with books alone, want visibility into what is being practised, and value structure over volume. It works whether your child has a year to go or only a few weeks.

Roughly seven to ten minutes. The product is designed to make a short focused session the realistic everyday case, not a weekend-warrior 90-minute block. Daily seven-minute sessions over nine months beat weekly hour-long blocks every time.

The Today screen is the home of the 11+ Daily app. Every time your child opens the app, it picks the next session: one subject, one specific skill within it, one short session. The reason the session was chosen is visible to the child.

Yes, in two different ways depending on the question type. Vocabulary and spelling use SM-2 spaced repetition, because they are factual recall. Maths, Verbal Reasoning and the multiple-choice English types use a two-bucket retry: a wrong answer comes back the next session and continues until correct, then retires. The 11+ tests skills, and re-asking the same multiple-choice question five days later teaches the answer to that question, not the skill.

Yes. Quick Test lets parents or children pick subjects and skills, set a length, add a timer, or limit to bookmarked items. It is short targeted practice, not a full mock paper.

English (vocabulary, spelling, grammar cloze, sentence error spotting, antonyms, synonyms, punctuation), Maths (KS2 aligned across number, fractions, ratio, algebra, measurement, geometry, statistics), Verbal Reasoning (25 question types) and Non-Verbal Reasoning (all the standard NVR question types).

Yes. 11+ Daily covers all the standard NVR question types in the live library, with more added regularly. English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning are all part of the daily session pool.

All of them. The subjects barely change between boards: English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning are what 11 plus papers draw on, whoever sets them, whether that is GL Assessment, ISEB, CSSE, FSCE or an area consortium. That includes the chunked sentence-error format used for spelling and punctuation. CEM was wound down from the 11+ in 2023, so we make no CEM claim. Questions are tagged by skill and topic, never stamped per-question by exam board.

The KS2 Maths and isolated-sentence English practice should remain useful for Gloucestershire families because FSCE is also KS2 aligned. We are tracking the FSCE specification and will add FSCE-specific content as full sample papers are published.

Same login as the child, separate view. You see days studied across recent weeks, coverage across skill areas, per-subject and per-project accuracy, and where your child has repeatedly struggled once enough data exists to be honest about it. In the early weeks, coverage is the parent-credible metric. Weak-spot specificity comes later.

No ads, ever. No third-party advertising tracking. The app stores only what is needed to run practice, track progress and sync between devices.

Yes. Practice data, accuracy and progress are tied to your account and used to power the app for your family. We do not sell or share child data with third parties. See our privacy policy for the full detail.

Atom Learning is a comprehensive paid 11+ platform with a strong school-tier presence and a premium subscription. 11+ Daily is a focused daily-practice app at roughly a third of the cost, built around short weeknight sessions with a Today screen that picks the next session. For most UK families preparing at home, 11+ Daily is the better starting point. See our full Atom Learning comparison post for detail.

Bond workbooks are excellent for focused weekend sessions and full mock papers. 11+ Daily is built for the daily habit that workbooks struggle with: short, frequent sessions with automatic targeting, instant marking and a parent dashboard. The strongest setup for most families is 11+ Daily plus a small Bond selection for monthly mock papers closer to the exam.

They serve different purposes. A tutor is most valuable for a child who has a specific concept they keep getting stuck on, or who benefits from one-to-one accountability for an hour a week. 11+ Daily is the daily practice between tutor sessions, the consistent scaffold no tutor can be. Many families use both.

Yes. 14 days, no card needed. The trial is the full app, every subject and every feature unlocked from day one.

No. The 14-day trial requires no payment details. Card details are only requested if you choose to subscribe at the end of the trial.

From £8.25 a month, billed annually. £99 a year (saves over £20 compared with paying monthly), or £9.99 a month. One plan, every feature unlocked from day one.

Yes. Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time. Access continues until the end of the period you have already paid for.

Laptop, desktop, tablet or phone, in any modern browser. Nothing to install. One account and synced progress on every device: start the morning on the tablet over breakfast, pick up on the laptop at homework time.

Coming soon. The apps are built and we are working through the app stores' approval steps now. They are the same product as the website, with the same account and the same progress, so there is nothing to wait for: start on the web today and the apps will pick up where your child left off. We will let you know the day they are live.

No. Quick Test can be timed for short targeted practice, but full timed mock papers are not the product. We are a daily revision habit, not an exam simulator. Most families pair us with a Bond mock paper book once a month from around March of Year 5.

No. This is a children's practice app, not a social product. There are no friend lists, no rankings, no shared scores.

Every question is original to 11+ Daily and written in the format of the exam. The whole bank goes through a review process, and it has been re-checked round after round since April 2026: five rounds on Maths alone, with separate sweeps for English, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Anything that did not hold up was rewritten or removed. That work is still going on, because a question bank is never finished.