Everyone misses a week. A calm plan to catch up in a few short sessions, without cramming or making it…
Read moreAlways know how your child's 11+ practice is going.
Short daily practice at home, and a weekly progress report for you.
How it works
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Every day
Bite-sized learning
Something new to learn each day, in just a few minutes.
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Every day
Practice
Reading and short activities, with answers to check.
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End of the week
Test
A short test on everything covered that week.
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Every week
Weekly progress report
The week's progress, whether your child is on track, and a nudge to catch up on anything pending.
Choose a course
Every course follows a set weekly plan to prepare your child for the 11+, but you can go at your own pace. You get 12 months' access and a weekly progress report by email.
Weekly progress report
What you find out every week
A short report arrives in your inbox every week. It may look a little different for each course, but it always tells you these six things.
Overall progress
How far through the course your child is, and the part they are working on now.
This week
What they finished, how they did in the weekly test and how much time they spent.
Highlights
Something worth celebrating, so you can say well done at the right moment.
Are they on track?
A clear yes or not yet, measured against the course plan, so you know at a glance if all is well.
Pending work
Anything left unfinished, with a nudge to your child to catch up.
A tip for this stage
One practical idea for helping at home, matched to where your child is in the course.
Latest 11+ news
Practical tips and updates for parents, from our team.
How to read your child’s weekly progress report
What each part of the report tells you, and the one thing worth doing when you see pending work
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Read moreWhat parents say
The weekly progress report changed the conversation at home
I used to ask every evening whether she had done her English. Now I read the weekly progress report and we talk about the words she learned instead.
Priya
He skipped two lessons during a busy week. The report listed them, he saw the reminder too, and he caught up by the weekend without me nagging.
Tom
Twenty minutes fits after school. I can see exactly how far through the course she is, which makes planning the summer much calmer.
Sarah
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