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A taste of every subject, saved to your child’s profile.
- 30 questions, 10 in each subject
- 3 lessons and 10 vocabulary cards
- Companions, points and badges
- A plan for the free questions
- Up to four learners
The 11+,
mapped out.
617 practice questions, 54 bite-size lessons and a week-by-week plan to exam day, for maths, English and verbal reasoning. Your child walks the trail with a companion. You see exactly how far they’ve come.
One payment, no subscription, up to four children. Live payments open soon, so start free today.
- Maths
- 317 questions · 30 topics
- English
- 150 questions · 12 topics
- Verbal reasoning
- 150 questions · 12 topics
Try a real question
10 free questions · no account · an explanation every time
Every topic on the route, named.
Full Access opens the whole bank: 617 questions with an explanation for every answer, 54 worked lessons, 80 vocabulary cards, 9 reading passages and 14 diagrams and data sets. Here is every topic, with how many questions it holds.
Maths317 questions · 30 topics
- Place value rounding and negative numbersFree sample13
- Four operations and checking13
- Understanding and comparing fractions9
- Calculating with fractions14
- Decimals without guesswork11
- Percentages and changing amounts12
- Ratio and proportion12
- Algebra and number patterns11
- Measures and unit conversions28
- Time money and rates12
- Angles and shape properties10
- Perimeter area and volume12
- Coordinates transformations and solids9
- Mean and introductory data handling14
- Solving unfamiliar word problems13
- Factors multiples and divisibility12
- Median: odd and even data sets8
- Mode and range8
- Tables, two-way tables and timetables8
- Reading line graphs8
- Pictograms and keys8
- Pie charts and fractions of a whole8
- Simple probability8
- Quadrilaterals, parallel lines and symmetry8
- Solids, faces, edges and cube nets8
- Scale drawings and similar shapes8
- Angles on lines, around points and at crossings8
- Compound area and parallelograms8
- Squares, cubes and number properties8
- Bar charts and checking scales8
English150 questions · 12 topics
- Retrieval and sequence20
- Inference with evidence19
- Word meaning in context17
- Main ideas structure and tone20
- Figurative language and poetry15
- Grammar and sentence meaningFree sample14
- Punctuation that changes meaning12
- Spelling cloze and vocabulary habits9
- Pronouns, determiners and prepositions6
- Conjunctions, clauses and sentence structure6
- Spelling rules: suffixes, plurals and tricky endings6
- Editing grammar and punctuation6
Verbal reasoning150 questions · 12 topics
- Word meanings and categoriesFree sample16
- Analogies and word relationships12
- Building words and matching meanings14
- Hidden words and letter changes14
- Alphabet codes13
- Letter and number sequences14
- Number codes and balancing11
- Logic and deductions14
- Missing three-letter words12
- Selecting pairs of synonyms and antonyms10
- Balanced number sentences10
- Deciphering substitution codes10
Independent practice resources. School test formats vary; non-verbal reasoning and full mock papers are not included.
A trail they’ll want to keep walking.
Each child picks a companion who walks the trail with them. Five questions make a mission, every first try earns points, and badges reward exploring different topics, never speed or beating anyone else.
- Missions of five. Short sessions that fit after school.
- An explanation every time. A wrong answer becomes the next thing to learn.
- Private rewards. No leaderboards, adverts or chat.
Fox: “Let’s solve a puzzle!”
45 weeks to go
Estimated exam date · 1 Sept 2027
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Week 1
Place value rounding and negative numbers · 6 new
Retrieval and sequence · 6 new
Word meanings and categories · 6 new
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Week 3
Place value rounding and negative numbers · 1 new
Four operations and checking · 5 new
Retrieval and sequence · 6 new
Word meanings and categories · 4 new
Analogies and word relationships · 2 new
You hold the map.
Tell Bright11 your child’s school year and the subjects their schools test. It builds a week-by-week route to the exam date, keeps the final two months for papers and mixed tests, and rebalances as answers come in.
- Up to four children, each with a nickname-only profile under your Google account.
- See what to revisit. Accuracy by subject, topics covered and the latest mistakes to look at together.
- Your data, your call. Download or delete it any time.
One payment. The whole trail.
Start free and see how your child gets on. Open everything when you’re ready, with no subscription to remember.
Full Access
£75 once, no renewal
The complete Bright11 library for your family.
- All 617 questions with explanations
- All 54 lessons and 80 vocabulary cards
- 9 reading passages and 14 diagrams
- A plan that covers every topic to exam day
- Practise by topic, mistakes or timed test across the whole bank
- Everything in Free Explorer
Live payments open soon. Start free now and upgrade from your parent account when they do.
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Is Bright11 right for my child?
Bright11 is designed for parent-guided practice around ages 9–10. Check your target school’s current test format; this library covers maths, English and verbal reasoning, not every 11+ exam.
Does my child need a Google account?
No. A parent signs in with their own Google account and creates a learner profile with a nickname. Children don’t need an email address.
Can we try it before paying?
Yes. Answer ten questions on this page without an account, then sign in for free to save progress and explore 30 questions, three lessons and ten vocabulary cards.
How does buying Full Access work?
Full Access is a single £75 payment with no renewal, attached to your parent account and the same learner profiles. Live payments aren’t open yet: start free today and upgrade from your Parent page when checkout opens.
Does Bright11 guarantee an exam result?
No. Scores are practice feedback, not standardised exam scores or admission predictions. Use practice alongside reading, schoolwork and official school guidance.