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Example child: Maya
Report prepared 3 October 2026
- Year 5
- Aiming for Oakfield Grammar School
- 18 papers in 3 months
A plain-English summary at the topExample data
How Maya is getting on
Maya is doing well: the last 3 papers averaged 78%.
Synonyms and Antonyms is Maya's strongest topic: 47 of 51 right.
Maya is getting there with Cube Nets (9 of 18 right), so that's the one to practise next.
- Papers finished
- 18
- Subjects
- 4
- Recent average
- 78%
- Mock results
- 1
Scores by subject, from the latest papersExample data
Recent scores by subject
English
78%
Average of the last 3 papers (3 finished in all). Latest 1 Oct 2026.
Mathematics
70%
Average of the last 5 papers (6 finished in all). Latest 2 Oct 2026.
Non-Verbal Reasoning
70%
Average of the last 4 papers (4 finished in all). Latest 3 Oct 2026.
Verbal Reasoning
79%
Average of the last 4 papers (4 finished in all). Latest 29 Sept 2026.
The one or two topics to work on nextExample data
Focus next
From Maya's own answers over the last 90 days, by topic.
Maya · strong in 6 topics
- Cube Nets · Non-Verbal Reasoning · 50% (Needs work)
- Ratio and Proportion · Mathematics · 52% (Needs work)
Notes from the tutor after each lesson (if your child has one)Example data
Lesson notes
Thu, 1 Oct 2026
from Mr Ellis (example tutor)
- Covered:
- Ratio word problems: sharing in a ratio, and working back from one share to the total.
- Went well:
- Maya drew bar models without being asked and got 7 of 9 right.
- To practise:
- Two short ratio rounds before next week. Read the last line of each question again before answering.
Follow-up: Ratio and Proportion practice round
Thu, 24 Sept 2026
from Mr Ellis (example tutor)
- Covered:
- Cube nets: which faces end up opposite each other.
- Went well:
- Spotting opposite faces on the simpler nets.
- To practise:
- Cut out and fold two nets at home. It really helps with picturing them.
Is Maya on track for the school you're aiming for?Example data
On track for Oakfield Grammar School?
Estimated score against the school's qualifying score
Estimated 113–122Oakfield Grammar School usually needs about 121
The range crosses 121: on a good day Maya would reach it, on an off day fall just short. A few more marks per paper would make it safer.
Estimate from 6 recent papers (27 Sept 2026 – 3 Oct 2026).
Oakfield Grammar School's qualifying score for 2026 entry (11+ test) is 121 (the most recent year we have).
What moves it
Give Non-Verbal Reasoning extra time
Non-Verbal Reasoning papers come out lowest — about 114, against about 120 for Verbal Reasoning (3 papers vs 3 papers, so treat these as rough). Raising the weakest subject usually moves the overall score most.
Practise “Ratio and Proportion” and “Cube Nets”
“Ratio and Proportion” and “Cube Nets” are where Maya drops most marks (Ratio and Proportion: 52% right over 25 questions; Cube Nets: 50% right over 18 questions). Short "weak topics" practice rounds target exactly these.
Exam technique: use halfway checkpoints
This came up in 2 of 3 timed Exam Trainer papers, and Maya ran out of time on 1. Technique can be worth several marks a paper without learning anything new.
Our own estimate from Academy11 papers, not an official GL or CEM score. Many schools also rank by score or give priority by distance, so reaching the qualifying score doesn't guarantee a place.
Readiness by topic: Strong, Getting there or Needs work, from Maya's own answersExample data
Readiness by topic
- Strong 6
- Getting there 4
- Needs work 4
Strong in 6 topics, focus next on Cube Nets and Ratio and Proportion.
Mathematics
Ratio and Proportion
13 of 25 right (52%) · last practised 2 Oct 2026
Needs workWord Problems
12 of 21 right (57%) · last practised 2 Oct 2026
Needs workFractions
23 of 30 right (77%) · last practised 2 Oct 2026
Getting thereArea and Perimeter
26 of 29 right (90%) · last practised 28 Sept 2026
StrongPercentages
28 of 30 right (93%) · last practised 2 Oct 2026
Strong
Not enough practice yet
- Algebra · 5 answered
- Probability · 3 answered
English
Spelling
22 of 30 right (73%) · last practised 1 Oct 2026
Getting therePunctuation
25 of 30 right (83%) · last practised 1 Oct 2026
StrongComprehension (fiction)
26 of 30 right (87%) · last practised 1 Oct 2026
Strong
Not enough practice yet
- Grammar · 6 answered
Verbal Reasoning
Number Sequences
19 of 28 right (68%) · last practised 29 Sept 2026
Getting thereLetter Codes
26 of 30 right (87%) · last practised 29 Sept 2026
StrongSynonyms and Antonyms
28 of 30 right (93%) · last practised 29 Sept 2026
Strong
Not enough practice yet
- Compound Words · 4 answered
Non-Verbal Reasoning
Cube Nets
9 of 18 right (50%) · last practised 3 Oct 2026
Needs workReflections and Rotations
11 of 19 right (58%) · last practised 3 Oct 2026
Needs workSeries and Patterns
17 of 24 right (71%) · last practised 3 Oct 2026
Getting there
Not enough practice yet
- Odd One Out · 7 answered
Not sure how to explain a topic? How to help at home: notes for every topic
How we work this out
Only Maya's own marked answers on Academy11 count: papers, mock exams (once results are out), practice rounds and the placement check. Speed games and reading-stamina passages aren't tagged by topic, so they aren't included.
For each topic we look at the last 30 answers from the last 90 days, so recent work counts most. A topic needs at least 8 of those before it gets a status.
Strong: 80% or more right. Getting there: 60–79%. Needs work: under 60%.
These are simple bands of our own, not a pass mark or a school standard, and they don't predict an exam result. Worked out 3 Oct 2026, 18:00.
Pace coach: how Maya used her time on one paper (Maths Paper 4: Fractions, Ratio & Problem Solving), question by questionExample data
Pace coach
How Maya used the time, question by question, with what to practise next.
- Right
- Wrong
- Not answered
- Target pace (1m 36s a question)
In words
- Maya used about 36 minutes of the 40 minutes allowed.
- Maya's time on a question ranged from 18 seconds to 4 minutes.
- The paper allows about 1½ minutes per question; 23 of the 25 questions took no more than one and a half times that.
- 19 questions right, 6 wrong and 0 not answered.
- No question took much longer than the pace.
- Answered very quickly and wrong: question 22.
See the times as a table
| Question | Time | Answer | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 | 52s | Right | |
| Q2 | 1m 1s | Right | |
| Q3 | 1m 10s | Right | |
| Q4 | 48s | Right | |
| Q5 | 1m 25s | Right | |
| Q6 | 1m 17s | Right | |
| Q7 | 1m 6s | Right | |
| Q8 | 1m 30s | Right | |
| Q9 | 1m 42s | Wrong | |
| Q10 | 1m 14s | Right | |
| Q11 | 1m 21s | Right | |
| Q12 | 1m 35s | Right | |
| Q13 | 1m 28s | Right | |
| Q14 | 3m 56s | Wrong | |
| Q15 | 1m 50s | Right | |
| Q16 | 1m 19s | Right | |
| Q17 | 1m 32s | Right | |
| Q18 | 1m 24s | Right | |
| Q19 | 3m 25s | Wrong | |
| Q20 | 1m 37s | Right | |
| Q21 | 1m 11s | Right | |
| Q22 | 18s | Wrong | Rushed |
| Q23 | 1m 23s | Wrong | |
| Q24 | 1m 4s | Right | |
| Q25 | 58s | Wrong |
Tips
- Maya answered question 22 in 18 seconds or less and got it wrong. Encourage reading the whole question and every option before choosing.
Rushed
Answered much faster than the pace, and wrong.
- Q2218s, wrong
Exam technique across timed papersExample data
Exam technique (Exam Trainer)
From 3 timed papers · newest 3 Oct
Maya's pace has improved over her three timed papers: she ran out of time on the first but finished the last two, and now spends about the target time per question. The habit to keep working on is checking the clock at halfway.
Average score
Improving72%
of questions right
Questions reached
Improving96%
finished in time 2 of 3
Pace
Improving108%
On pace (100% = target)
Slow questions
Improving3
per paper (over 2× the target)
Time lost
Improving4 min
per paper on slow questions
To work on
Use halfway checkpointsin 2 of 3 papers
At the halfway mark Maya was behind the clock in 2 papers. A quick check at halfway helps her speed up before the end.
Move on from a stuck questionin 2 of 3 papers
A few questions took over twice the target time. Flag it, move on and come back at the end.
Going well
- Finished the last two papers in time, with every question answered.
- Goes back to flagged questions before handing in, and changed 3 answers from wrong to right.
| Paper | Score | Reached | In time | Slow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Verbal Reasoning Timed Paper C3 Oct · Non-Verbal Reasoning | 75% | 100% | 2 | |
| Maths Timed Paper B21 Sept · Mathematics | 74% | 100% | 3 | |
| Non-Verbal Reasoning Timed Paper A6 Sept · Non-Verbal Reasoning | 66% | 88% | 5 |
Mock exam results, with an estimated standardised scoreExample data
Mock exam results
| Mock exam | Date | Score | Estimated standardised score | Compared with others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Academy11+ GL-style Mock Exam: Autumn | 26 Sept 2026 | 76% | 118 (likely 114–122) | Higher than 79% of 412 children |
Every paper, newest firstExample data
Recent papers
- 75%
Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 4
Non-Verbal Reasoning · 3 Oct 2026
- 76%
Maths Paper 4: Fractions, Ratio & Problem Solving
Mathematics · 2 Oct 2026
- 82%
English Paper 4: Comprehension (Non-fiction)
English · 1 Oct 2026
- 86%
Verbal Reasoning Paper 4
Verbal Reasoning · 29 Sept 2026
- 77%
Maths Paper 3: Geometry & Measures
Mathematics · 28 Sept 2026
- 73%
Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 3
Non-Verbal Reasoning · 27 Sept 2026
- 76%
Academy11+ GL-style Mock Exam: AutumnMock
Mock exam · 26 Sept 2026
- 82%
Verbal Reasoning Paper 3
Verbal Reasoning · 19 Sept 2026
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