11+ MOCK EXAMS FOR YEAR 5 CHILDREN

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NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO PREPARE FOR MOCK EXAMS IN YEAR 5 AND CHILDREN IN YEAR 4 WHO MIGHT BE THINKING OF STARTING TUTORING! MOCK EXAMS WILL BE ABLE TO TEST YOUR ABILITY AND WRITTEN FEEDBACK WILL HELP YOU DECIDE ON THE BEST COURSE OF ACTION

WE OFFER MOCKS FOR KENT & MEDWAY FOR 3 HOURS (with a short break) ON VARIOUS DAYS IN MAY-AUG INCLUDING WEEKDAYS AND SOME WEEKENDS!

Kent's top 5 Grammar schools based on attainment 8 scores of 2025 are: 

1. Tonbridge Grammar School (Girls) 79.3

2= Dartford Grammar School (Boys) 78.4

2= The Judd School (Boys) 78.4

4. Dartford Grammar School (Girls) 75.3

5. The Skinners' School (Boys) 74.1

The Medway 11 plus test is used by grammar schools in the Medway area of Kent. The six grammar schools that use the Medway Test are:

• Chatham Grammar School.
• Fort Pitt Grammar School.
• Holcombe Grammar School.
• Rainham Mark Grammar School.
• Rochester Grammar School.
• Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School.

Our 11+ mock exam for both Kent & Medway starts: 9:30am during Easter and covers all 4 subjects English, Math, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Here's a brief outline of what the mock exam will consist of:

1. Comprehension: A short passage followed by questions testing your understanding, inference, and vocabulary.
    
2. Grammar and Punctuation: Fill-in-the-blanks questions focusing on correct grammar, sentence structure, and punctuation.
    
3. Writing: A short writing task, asking you to write a letter, story, or describe a picture.
    

1. Arithmetic: Questions on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as fractions, decimals, and percentages.
    
2. Word Problems: A few questions that require you to read and interpret word problems and apply mathematical reasoning.
    
3. Reasoning: Questions on number patterns, sequences, and mathematical logic.
    

1. Synonyms and Antonyms: Matching words with their synonyms or antonyms.
    
2. Analogies: Completing analogies where you need to identify the relationship between word pairs.
    
3. Odd One Out: A set of words, with one that doesn’t belong. You have to identify which one.
    
4. Code Breaking: Decoding words based on a given pattern.
    

1. Shape Sequences: Identifying the next shape in a sequence or pattern.
    
2. Odd One Out: Finding the shape that doesn’t match the others.
    
3. Mirror Images: Recognizing a shape’s mirror image.
    
4. Folded Shapes: Imagining how a flat shape will look when folded into a 3D object.

 Parents are able to view the results and SAS rank of their child using their unique candidate number by the next working day.

Easter special cost: £75