BRIGHT11 · UPDATED 18 OCTOBER 2026

A few things to know.

11 Plus Trail is an independent practice companion for children around ages 9–10, used under parent or guardian supervision. The adult manages the account and learner profiles.

Practice with perspective

The starter library contains 180 questions, 32 lessons and 80 vocabulary cards across maths, English and verbal reasoning. Free accounts include 30 questions, three sample lessons and ten vocabulary cards. Full Access requires an authorised account entitlement.

This is not a complete course for every 11+ exam. Non-verbal reasoning and full mock papers are not included. 11 Plus Trail is not affiliated with any school or examination provider. Check official guidance for your target schools. Practice scores are not standardised results, admission predictions or guarantees.

Accounts and learners

A parent uses their own Google account and can manage up to four nickname-only learners. Keep access secure and supervise use on shared devices. There is no child-to-child messaging or public child profile.

Plans and payments

Free Explorer costs nothing. Paid subscriptions and payment collection are not enabled. The Full Access panel describes planned access, not an offer to take payment. Pricing, billing and cancellation terms will be provided before subscriptions open. Complimentary access does not create a paid subscription.

Content and availability

Use the materials for your family’s practice. Do not resell or bulk redistribute them or attempt to bypass access restrictions. If you find a mistake, report the question identifier in your Parent account page. We may correct content and improve features over time.

Hosting and authentication may occasionally be interrupted. You can export learning records and delete your data. Read our privacy notice for details.

Getting help

Save a technical, content or privacy request through your Parent account page. The project owner reviews requests; no instant reply or support hours are promised. Nothing here is intended to exclude rights that cannot legally be excluded.