GL mock day — December 2026 (Year 5)

4 timed GL-style papers: English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Your child sits them at home, online or on paper, at any time in the sitting's exam window (usually Saturday morning to Sunday evening), so you can split them across the weekend. That's about 3.2 hours of papers in all.

Children starting secondary school in September 2028, who sit the 11+ in Year 6 (most tests are in September 2027). The season runs through their Year 5, with a mock day each term and in the summer holiday before the tests, so you can see how your child is getting on through the year.

No. Each paper can be started at any time while the exam window is open, and is sat in one go once started (the timer doesn't stop). Many families do two papers on Saturday and two on Sunday. An online paper ends when the window closes, so start each one at least its full time before then.

Yes. No question is used twice in the season's papers, so a child who sits every mock day never sees the same question again.

Mock days marked Free cost nothing: every paper is free with a free parent account. Details of later mock days, including prices, will be announced soon.

On the results day shown for each sitting, usually a week after the exam window closes. We email you when they're ready. Like the real 11+, results aren't shown straight after each paper.

A score report for each paper, with how your child did in each topic and every question marked; a certificate; an estimated standardised score; and, once at least 20 children have sat the same paper, where your child stands among them. If you've chosen a target school, the report shows how close your child is to the target.