Your child can try five original 11+ questions free, without an account. The starter round includes Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning, gives feedback after each answer, and ends with a useful first result.

Turn a result into your next step

Plusling helps you spot gaps and see progress alongside teaching. Read the feedback, revisit a tricky method with a tutor, parent, or study resource, then try again. Over time, topic summaries and focused practice help you decide where to put your attention. See how the learning loop works.

Choose the right subject

Each public subject page explains the underlying skills, common question families, and a practical way to prepare. Use the English guide for reading, vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation; the Maths guide for arithmetic, reasoning, geometry, measure, and data; the Verbal Reasoning guide for words, letters, codes, and logic; or the Non-Verbal Reasoning guide for shapes, sequences, rotations, and spatial patterns.

Each subject guide leads to a five-question taster in that subject. The free starter above mixes all four, so it is a simple choice when you want to see how Plusling feels before choosing a focus.

How good practice works

Start with a clear skill and a dependable method. Work accurately before adding time pressure, ask the child to explain why an answer follows, and use mistakes to choose one small area to revisit. Speed without understanding can make an unreliable method feel familiar.

Short sessions are easier to repeat and easier to learn from. A useful rhythm is to answer a few questions, read the explanations, notice one pattern in the mistakes, then return to that skill another day.

Know what kind of material you are using

Original Plusling practice is distinct from official past papers and publisher materials. The 11+ past-papers guide explains how official materials and original Plusling practice fit together.

Use current official familiarisation material to learn the instructions, answer method, layout, and timing for the test your child will actually sit. Use Plusling to build the underlying skills through fresh, original questions and clear feedback. One does not pretend to be the other.

Choose an 11+ subject guide

  1. English practice

    Reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, punctuation, and language reasoning.

  2. Mathematics practice

    Number, arithmetic, geometry, measurement, data, and multi-step problem solving.

  3. Verbal Reasoning practice

    Word relationships, letter patterns, codes, logic, and vocabulary.

  4. Non-Verbal Reasoning practice

    Shape relationships, sequences, matrices, rotations, and spatial patterns.

Frequently asked questions

Can my child try Plusling's 11+ practice for free?

Yes. The free starter round has five original questions across Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. It gives feedback after each answer and a useful first result without asking you to create an account.

Which subjects does Plusling's 11+ practice cover?

Plusling covers English, Mathematics, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. The subject guides explain the main skill families and link to a five-question subject taster.

Is Plusling practice an official 11+ past paper?

No. Plusling questions are original practice written by Plusling. Official familiarisation materials and historic papers come from the relevant school, consortium, local authority, or test provider.

Should 11+ practice be timed?

Begin with accuracy and a clear method. Add gentle timing once the child can explain how they reached an answer, then use the official familiarisation material to learn the target test's instructions and pace.

Inside Plusling

A little practice, with feedback and a next step.

The learner home screen with subjects and practice routes on an iPad.

Choose a subject and a way to practise.

A younger learner’s home screen on an iPhone.

A learner space of their own, on their phone.