The web platform
11 Plus practice in your browser
The same maths and English practice on a laptop, with nothing to install. It is here for families who already have the app, and for the evenings when a bigger screen suits better than a phone.
New here? Start in the app. Free to download. One optional £19.99 unlock inside, never a subscription.
- Works in any browser
- Nothing to install
- No ads, no data sold
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What it is
The same practice, on a bigger screen
A phone is the right size for ten minutes before bed. A laptop is the right size for a Saturday morning at the kitchen table. The platform is there for the second one.
The same material
Core maths and English, the vocabulary cards and the quiz papers, taught from the same question bank the app uses.
Any browser, nothing to install
A laptop, a desktop or a borrowed computer. No download, no app store, nothing for a school network to approve.
Printing belongs on a computer
Papers print from a browser, so they live where a printer is. They are on the papers page of this site.
Who signs in here
Two kinds of visitor, and one who should not
Families who already bought
Everyone who paid for the platform keeps it. Your account works, your progress is where you left it, and there is nothing to migrate. Sign in as you always have.
Anyone who prefers a keyboard
Non-verbal shapes are easier to read at laptop size, and some children simply concentrate better sitting at a table than holding a phone.
Anyone arriving for the first time
Start in the app instead. It is free, it opens straight into questions, and it is where full access is bought. The next section explains why.
How buying works
Payment happens in the app, never on the web
This is a deliberate limit, and it is worth more to you than the convenience it costs.
A purchase made through an app store leaves a receipt held against your store account: your Apple ID on iPhone and iPad, your Google account on Android. Your device can present that receipt again later: on a new phone, after a reinstall, or after you have deleted your account and made a fresh one. Whatever happens to your sign-in, the purchase can always prove itself.
A card payment taken on a website leaves nothing on the device to present. Restoring it after an account was deleted would mean a person looking you up by hand and taking your word for it. Rather than manage that case, we removed it: the website does not take money.
As the rebuilt app rolls out, the browser will read what you have already bought rather than sell you anything of its own. One purchase, both places, and deleting your account never costs you what you paid for.
What it costs: One payment of £19.99. Not a subscription. The pricing page lists exactly what that unlocks.
then get it on your phone
iPhone and iPad today. Android is coming to Google Play.
Using it
How progress and difficulty work
Keep your learning on track
All questions in ‘Core’ are grouped. When you answer all the questions in that section correctly, you give yourself a tick; otherwise, you can come back another day. When you have accumulated 5 ticks, you can consider it learned.
Move on when you are ready
You can swap to harder questions when you have mastered the easier ones, or straight away if you are at a more advanced level.
Curious what a session actually looks like? How it works walks through it, question by question.
Platform questions
Can I buy on the website?
No. Full access is bought inside the app, through the App Store on iPhone and iPad, and through Google Play when the Android app arrives. The website explains what it costs and never takes a payment.
I bought through the app. Do I pay again to use a browser?
No. One purchase is meant to cover both, which is exactly why the web reads what you have bought instead of selling you something separate.
Is all the learning material on the platform?
The platform carries the Core maths and English practice, the vocabulary cards and the quizzes. Until an account is unlocked you see a limited amount of it, the same as in the app.
How does progress work?
All questions in ‘Core’ are grouped. When you answer all the questions in that section correctly, you give yourself a tick; otherwise, you can come back another day. When you have accumulated 5 ticks, you can consider it learned.
How does the difficulty setting work?
For Core maths and English you can change the difficulty of the questions. Children are at different levels in different subjects, so some will want to start on the harder set straight away.
Where do I get the printable papers?
Build one in the web app, on a computer you can print from. There is a free ready-made one on the papers page.
Start in the app
Download it, hand your child the phone, and see whether they finish the first ten questions without being asked. The browser is there for afterwards.
then get it on your phone
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