The 11+ year and exam day: free timeline and checklist (PDF)
The 11+ year from Year 4 to National Offer Day, what to find out for your area, and the last month, the test day and after. For parents of children in Years 4 to 6.
What’s in it
The first page is the 11+ year on one timeline, with the dates above the line and the practice below it, then the steps one by one: finding out which test your area uses, open days, registering, the test, results, applying for a secondary place by 31 October of Year 6, and National Offer Day on 1 March. A checklist lists what to find out for your area and schools.
The second page is the test itself: the last month week by week, the bag to pack the night before, what is often not allowed, the morning, how to fill in a multiple-choice answer sheet, and what happens after. Every date and rule comes from the site’s own exam pages; where areas differ, the sheet says to check your area’s official page.
- Page 1The 11+ year at a glance, step by step, and what to find out
- Page 2The last month, the night before, the morning, in the test, and after
Both pages
In colour, and just as clear on a black-and-white printer. Print them back to back.
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Each topic in full
The sheet has the facts. Each guide shows how the exam asks about them, with worked examples and the traps.
More free printables
Everything for 11+ is on one page: all 7 11+ printables. Or see every subject.
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11+ maths facts and formulasThe formulas and facts for the maths paper, each with a small drawing: area, volume, angles, shapes, number, averages and measures.
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Non-verbal reasoning: what to look forEverything that can change between NVR figures, and how to check it, with a drawn example of each.
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Verbal reasoning: the alphabet and codesEvery letter’s number both ways, the anchors and mirror pairs, and how to crack letter codes, number codes and letter sequences.
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Verbal reasoning: every question typeEvery kind of verbal reasoning question, each with a tiny example, the answer, and the one thing to remember.
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11+ word list: synonyms and antonyms186 words, each with a word that means the same and one that means the opposite, plus a test sheet.
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11+ preparation plannerThe dates and decisions to find out for your area, and a weekly practice tracker.
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