11 plus

🏆 11 Plus Maths Practice

Topic-by-topic notes and practice for the 11+ maths paper in the GL Assessment style, plus a question generator that makes fresh questions every time.

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📘 About the 11 Plus Maths Paper

The 11 plus (11+) is an entrance test taken in Year 6 by children applying to grammar schools and some independent schools in the UK. The maths paper checks number skills, problem solving and reasoning, mostly based on the Key Stage 2 curriculum. Questions are often multiple choice and timed, so speed and accuracy both matter.

The topic pages below explain each area simply and give practice questions. When your child is confident with a topic, use the Question Generator for unlimited mixed practice and timed mock tests.

📚 Practise by Topic

🔢Place Value & Negative NumbersOrdering, rounding and working with negative numbers.✏️Place Value – Practice 1Extra practice questions on place value.➕Number & ArithmeticThe four operations, factors, multiples and primes.🍕FractionsEquivalent fractions, simplifying and fraction calculations.🔟DecimalsDecimal place value, operations and conversions.💯PercentagesFinding percentages of amounts and percentage change.⚖️Ratio, Proportion & PercentagesSharing in a ratio and solving proportion problems.🔤Algebra – ConceptsExpressions, sequences and simple equations.📝Algebra – Practice 1Practice questions on algebra.🧮Algebra – More PracticeFurther algebra questions with answers.📐Geometry: Shapes, Angles & PolygonsProperties of 2D shapes, angle facts and polygons.📏MeasurementLength, mass, capacity, perimeter, area and volume.📊Data Handling & AveragesCharts, tables, mean, median, mode and range.🧩Multi-step Word ProblemsExam-style problems that need more than one step.

🧭 A Simple Study Plan

1. Weeks 1–4: one topic every two or three days. Read the notes, then do the practice.
2. Weeks 5–6: mixed practice with the Question Generator, 20 minutes a day.
3. Weeks 7–8: timed mock tests. Note every mistake and revise that topic again.

💡 Tip for parents: ask your child to explain how they got an answer. Explaining aloud builds the reasoning that 11+ questions test.

🔗 Related Practice

🇬🇧KS2 SATs GeneratorYear 6 arithmetic and reasoning practice.🧩Puzzles & Brain TeasersLogic puzzles that build problem-solving skills.📝Quiz BankTopic-wise multiple choice questions.

This is an independent practice resource and is not connected to GL Assessment.

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