The 11 plus exam has lots of long words in the verbal reasoning. This fun and engaging story will help your child boost their vocabulary for the 11 plus exam by introducing new words. You can find more videos and guides on maths, vocabulary, verbal and non-verbal reasoning on our website.
Learn how to solve tricky 11 plus number sequences that might come up in the grammar school entrance exam, in a fun and engaging video. Number sequences often form part of non-verbal reasoning sections of the exam, testing your child's pattern recognition. It can be a little difficult at first but practice makes perfect!
For most Year 5 children preparing for selective admissions, 11+ verbal reasoning can be the thing that separates those who get close to passing and those who secure offers from top schools. It's not an easy part of the exam, and it's rarely something covered in primary school! But, as with most things, preparation is key.
Not sure when to add or multiply first? This short video explains exactly how BIDMAS works, with simple rules and worked examples that make it easy to follow.
Need help calculating percentages? This fast and friendly guide shows you how to work out percentages of amounts with easy steps and clear examples. Ideal for Year 5 and 6 pupils preparing for 11+ grammar school exams or SATs.
Improper fractions can seem tricky at first – but we’ll show you how to handle them with ease! In just two minutes, this lesson breaks down everything you need to know with simple steps and helpful examples. Perfect for Year 5 and 6 students preparing for 11+ grammar school entrance exams or SATs.
Struggling to convert fractions to decimals? This quick guide breaks it down in just three minutes with clear steps and practical examples. Ideal for Year 5 and 6 students preparing for grammar school entrance exams or SATs.
Whether you are studying for the 11+ or SATS KS2, you'll get questions on fractions that contain different denominators. Here is a simple step by step guide to work your way through each question.
Here is quick video to show you how to find the mean or average. This is a topic that always appears in the eleven plus grammar school entrance exam on the numerical paper, so be sure to practice these questions and time yourself to help answer them quickly!
Grammar schools are pretty impressive, and if you attend an open day, you’ll walk away with a sense of conviction that it’s the perfect school for your child. But then you hit the reality of what’s to come: 11+ exam…
