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Real reports, for a fictional child. Every paper, mock and story comes with one.
Meet Maya
FictionalThe made-up child behind every sample on this page.
- Year 5
- Aiming for Oakfield Grammar School
- 18 papers so far
Sample report: Maya and Oakfield Grammar School are fictional, and every score is illustrative. Your child's reports use their own results.
Sample only: Maya and Oakfield Grammar School are fictional.
What you see over time
Every paper, practice round and story adds to one picture: where Maya stands on the 11+ scale, whether she's on track for Oakfield Grammar School, and what to work on next.
- Papers in the last 90 days
- 18
- Average score
- 74%
- Day streak
- 9
- Estimated standardised score
- 114–122
The progress report, as a PDF
Download one for your child whenever you like: summary, target school, standardised score, subject trends, strongest and weakest topics, and a written summary. Handy for tutors and parents' evenings.
A standardised score, like the real exam
Estimated standardised score
The age-adjusted scale the 11+ reports on
114–122
Most likely around 118, from 6 recent papers (27 Sept 2026 – 3 Oct 2026).
100 is average for children of the same age. Many grammar school areas using GL tests set their qualifying score at around 121, but this varies by school, so check your target school's figure.
| Paper | Score | Estimate | Compared with others |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 43 Oct 2026 · 40 questions | 75% | 111–125 | Scored higher than 89% of the 176 children who sat it |
| Maths Paper 4: Fractions, Ratio & Problem Solving2 Oct 2026 · 25 questions | 76% | 103–119 | Scored higher than 77% of the 248 children who sat it |
| English Paper 4: Comprehension (Non-fiction)1 Oct 2026 · 50 questions | 82% | 115–131 | Shown once 30+ children have sat it (22 so far) |
| Verbal Reasoning Paper 429 Sept 2026 · 60 questions | 86% | 116–128 | Scored higher than 93% of the 197 children who sat it |
| Maths Paper 3: Geometry & Measures28 Sept 2026 · 40 questions | 77% | 111–125 | Scored higher than 89% of the 264 children who sat it |
| Non-Verbal Reasoning Paper 327 Sept 2026 · 40 questions | 73% | 106–120 | Scored higher than 81% of the 212 children who sat it |
| Academy11+ GL-style Mock Exam: Autumn26 Sept 2026 · 140 questions · mock exam | 76% | 114–122 | Scored higher than 79% of the 412 children who sat it |
| Verbal Reasoning Paper 319 Sept 2026 · 60 questions | 82% | 116–128 | Scored higher than 93% of the 251 children who sat it |
On track for their school?
On track for Oakfield Grammar School?
Estimated score against the school's qualifying score
Estimated 114–122Oakfield 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.
A countdown to exam day, and their recent scores against the target
Target school & exam countdown
Target school
Oakfield Grammar School
Oakfield · GL Assessment
11+ exam
343days to go
Saturday, 11 September 2027 · school's published date
Recent average 78% (last 10 tests)
Target 80% (Academy11's target for this school)
Maya is 2 points below the target — well within reach with steady practice.
By subject (last 5 tests each · line shows the target)
- English78%
- Mathematics70%
- Mock Exams76%
- Non-Verbal Reasoning70%
- Verbal Reasoning79%
The target is the score to aim for on Academy11 practice papers. Schools don't publish pass marks we can compare directly, so treat it as a guide rather than a guarantee.
Scores over time, subject by subject
Scores over time
Every paper in the last 90 days, by subject
Improving
Averaging 70% over 6 papers, up 9 points on the 90 days before (61%).
6
Papers
76%
Latest score
Each subject has its own report page too, with topic-by-topic accuracy and the questions that cost the most marks.
Which kinds of comprehension question they get right, and how to help
Comprehension skills
From 215 answers: 86 in reading passages, 86 in English papers, 43 in practice
72%right overall
Maya has answered 215 comprehension questions (86 in Comprehension stamina passages, 86 in English papers, 43 in practice), getting 72% right. Strongest: retrieval (90%) and vocabulary in context (83%). Needs work: language and author's purpose (55%). Recent answers are weaker in summary and main idea.
- 90%
Retrieval
Finding a fact or detail that is written in the passage.
36 of 40 right · Strong Steady - 68%
Inference
Working out what the writer hints at but doesn't say: feelings, reasons and motives.
27 of 40 right · Getting there Improving - 83%
Vocabulary in context
What a word or phrase means in the sentence where it's used.
25 of 30 right · Strong Steady - 55%
Language and author's purpose
Why the writer used a word, image or technique, the tone, and the effect on the reader.
22 of 40 right · Needs work Steady - 70%
Structure and sequencing
The order of events and how the passage is put together: openings, endings and paragraphs.
21 of 30 right · Getting there Improving - 69%
Summary and main idea
What the whole passage, or a section of it, is mostly about.
24 of 35 right · Getting there Slipping
How to help at home
Language and author's purpose
Pick out similes, strong verbs and descriptive phrases together and ask "Why do you think the writer chose that?" Talking about the effect on the reader builds this skill.
A skill is scored once there are 5 answers. Blank answers in timed papers aren't counted, as they usually mean time ran out.
Every Sunday in your inbox
Every Sunday: a short progress email
A few numbers, up to three wins, up to three things to work on and one idea for next week. You can turn it off any time.
From Academy11+Sunday 4 October, 6pm
Maya's week on Academy11+: practised on 6 days
Academy11+
Weekly progress · Mon 28 Sep – Sun 4 Oct
Hi there,
Here's how Maya got on this week (Mon 28 Sep – Sun 4 Oct).
Maya
- days practised
- 6 of 7
- questions answered
- 286
- average on 5 papers
- 79%
- day streak
- 9
Going well
- Best Verbal Reasoning score yet: 86% on Verbal Reasoning Paper 4.
- Met the daily goal of 20 questions on 6 days, and is on a 9-day streak.
- Wrote “The Lighthouse Keeper's Secret” and scored 72%.
To work on
- Ratio and Proportion (Mathematics): 4 of 10 right over the last two weeks.
- Cube Nets (Non-Verbal Reasoning): 5 of 11 right over the last two weeks.
- Exam technique: “Use halfway checkpoints” came up in 2 of 3 recent timed papers.
Next week: A short practice round on Ratio and Proportion — it adjusts to Maya's level as they go.
Target: Oakfield Grammar School · exam in 342 days. Recent average 78% against a 80% target (close).
Estimated standardised score: 114–122 (from 6 recent papers; an estimate, not an exam result).
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