Plusling gives your child short, friendly 11+ practice with an explanation after every answer, and gives you a clear view of what they’ve done and what’s worth another look.

See how it works

From one question to your next step.

Walk through a Plusling practice session at your own pace. There's nothing to sign up for and no questions to answer — just look around.

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    One question at a time

    Your child answers short sets of original 11+ questions in English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning or Non-verbal Reasoning.

    A maths question with an answer selected on an iPhone.

    Example question — illustration.

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    An explanation after every answer

    Right or not quite yet, each answer comes with a step-by-step explanation of the method.

    Reveal the explanation
    A completed maths question with its worked explanation on an iPad.

    Example explanation — illustration.

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    Completed work you can look back on

    From the parent zone you can see what your child has finished and how each session went.

    A parent reviewing a child's completed practice from the parent zone on a MacBook Neo.

    Example parent view — illustration.

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    Topics worth another look

    Questions to revisit sit alongside recent practice, so you can see where a little more time would help.

    Recent practice history and questions to revisit on a MacBook Neo.

    Example progress — illustration.

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    A practical next step for you

    Try five questions together, print a matching paper, or plan a few short sessions around your week.

Screens show an example learner's account. Names, scores and progress are illustrations, not real results.

What your child does

Your child works through short sessions across the four 11+ subjects — English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning — one question at a time, with friendly subject companions alongside them.

Flash Practice gives ten questions in one subject, mixing fresh questions with revisits so tricky material gets another turn. Focus Practice lets you choose specific topics within a subject for a short quiz of eight to ten questions, and Survival adds a timed answer-streak challenge. Corrections and explanations follow every answer in all three modes.

Full Mock brings Plusling-created subject sections together in one timed sitting, with feedback at the end so your child can practise working to a clock. Use official familiarisation materials to recognise general instructions, layouts, and answer methods; check the current test guidance and the latest information from the responsible school or authority for the format and timings your child will actually meet.

What you see

The parent zone shows your child’s completed work, results, and questions to revisit across their subjects and topics. You manage each child’s profile from one family account, so siblings keep their own practice and results separate while you stay in charge of access.

Completed sessions and topic summaries make it easy to see where your child is comfortable and which areas are worth another look before the next session.

Using Plusling alongside teaching

Plusling is a practice and feedback companion that fits alongside a tutor, a school’s preparation, or home support with books and study materials. You bring the teaching that suits your child; Plusling helps you see where to direct it.

Progress describes work completed in Plusling. It focuses on original practice questions, clear explanations, and completed history — it doesn’t teach a full course, certify that every syllabus gap is closed, or predict a school place.

Choosing the next step together

Sometimes an explanation is enough to make a method click. Sometimes a question points to an idea worth talking through with a parent or tutor before returning to Focus Practice for another go.

As strengths develop, you can shift attention to new topics while still revisiting earlier learning. Suggested practice stays optional: skipping a mock never locks anything or counts against your child.

Free during the alpha

Full Plusling access is free during the alpha, with no card needed, no usage quotas, and no paid-only practice modes. Open Plusling in your browser on a phone, iPad, or laptop, and create a free family account with your mobile number when you want to save results and carry on practising. See current access and pricing for full details.

Four ways to practise

Find gaps. Focus practice. See progress.

Start with a short quiz, practise a topic that needs attention, or try a timed challenge. Each completed session adds to the picture.

Open during the alpha

Flash Practice

Ten questions from one subject.

Open during the alpha

Focus Practice

Eight to ten questions from selected topics in one subject.

Open during the alpha

Full Mock

A structured sequence of timed subject sections from an active Full Mock definition.

Open during the alpha

Survival

A timed answer-streak challenge in one subject.

Your next learning loop

Every quiz gives you something to work with.

Use Plusling between lessons, with a parent, or alongside independent study.

Have a go

Try a short quiz in English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning, or Non-Verbal Reasoning. Your first score is a starting point.

Work on a gap

Read the feedback and look at topic progress. Use a lesson, a book, or help from a grown-up to understand a tricky method, then practise it.

Come back and see

Try again over time. Use your results to choose the next focus, while keeping familiar skills fresh too.

Good to know

A little help with everyday practice.

Choosing a session, understanding feedback and following along.

All questions & answers
Can we use Plusling alongside a tutor or workbooks?

Yes. Plusling provides practice and feedback alongside a tutor, school preparation or home support with workbooks. A parent, teacher or tutor can help explain unfamiliar methods and use completed work to decide what to practise next. Plusling is a practice and feedback companion rather than a complete taught course.

How can I see how my child is getting on?

The parent zone shows your child's completed work, results and questions to revisit across their subjects and topics. You can use that history to spot topics worth another look and talk through explanations together. Practice results describe work completed in Plusling; they don't predict an entrance-exam result or a school place.

What happens when my child gets an answer wrong?

A wrong answer is a chance to understand the question. Plusling shows feedback and an explanation so your child can see how to reach the answer. Leave a little time to read it together, especially when a topic is new.

How do we choose a practice session?

Flash gives your child ten questions in one subject. Focus offers eight to ten questions on selected topics. Survival is a timed answer-streak challenge, and Full Mock brings subjects together in a longer session. Start with the format that suits what your child wants to work on today.

Is Plusling free to use?

Yes. Full Plusling access is free during the current alpha, with no card needed and no usage quotas. Signed-in learners can use Flash, Focus, Survival and Full Mock across all four subjects in the browser on a phone, iPad or laptop. Alpha means we're still developing Plusling with families' feedback, and pricing may change as Plusling develops.

See current access and pricing

Ready when you are

Ready when you are.

Try five original questions with your child and see a useful first result — no account or card needed.