ElevenSprint

ABOUT ELEVENSPRINT

A little practice.
A clearer path.

Preparing for the 11+ should leave room for being a child. We bring learning, practice and review together, so your family can take it one manageable step at a time.

No account needed for the sample.
A father listening as his daughter works through a notebook exercise at home
Space to think. Someone to encourage.
4 subject areas10 min focused sprints2 difficulty levels

WHY WE EXIST

Less wondering what to do.
More understanding why.

Books, practice scores and revision notes can quickly become disconnected. ElevenSprint gives them a shared purpose: find a skill to work on, try it, understand the answer and decide what comes next.

A score is a starting point for a conversation. The useful question is: “What can we learn from this?”

A SIMPLE ROUTINE

Learn. Try. Understand.

Start with one skill. Make the next step a little clearer.

01

Learn the method

Use teaching pages and worked examples when a topic or reasoning type feels unfamiliar.

02

Give it a go

Choose a short sprint, a focused topic or a longer paper to suit the time and energy you have.

03

Review together

Look at explanations and mistakes, then choose something specific to practise next.

ROOM TO GROW

Confidence first.
Challenge follows.

Keep the subject familiar while changing the level or length. Short practice and longer papers each have a place.

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FOUNDATION

Build a secure starting point

Work on understanding and accuracy. Give a new method time to become familiar before focusing on speed.

EXAM

Put skills together

Try more independent, multi-step reasoning. Add subject papers and timed mocks when your child is ready.

BUILT AROUND YOUR FAMILY

One place for the next step.

  • All four subjectsMaths, English, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning in one place.
  • Useful explanationsReview the reasoning behind an answer, not just whether it was right.
  • A view of progressSee saved results and topics to revisit for each learner.
  • Screen or paperChoose online practice or printable papers where your plan includes them.

START WITH SOMETHING SMALL

See what a little practice feels like.

Try a sample test together, then explore the support that suits your family.

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