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11+ English practice at home

The 11+ looks different depending on where you live and which schools you apply to. Whatever the format, the same skills sit underneath it: understanding what is read, a wide vocabulary and clear writing.

Check what your target schools ask for

Different areas and independent schools use different 11+ papers, and some include writing while others test only multiple choice. Check each school's own guidance first. Our 11+ English explained article sets out what varies.

The skills worth building from Year 4

How LiteracyLab AI fits in

What it does not do

LiteracyLab AI does not replicate any particular 11+ exam, and it does not predict a pass or a score. It is a way to practise reading and writing regularly, with feedback, alongside whatever exam preparation you choose.

Common questions

Does LiteracyLab AI follow the 11+ exam format?

No. It builds the underlying reading, vocabulary and writing skills with practice that matches your child's school year, and does not copy any 11+ paper.

Can it replace a tutor?

It gives quick, specific feedback between lessons. A tutor or teacher knows your child in a way no tool does.

Try it free

LiteracyLab AI reads a child's own writing and gives specific feedback: what worked, one thing to try next, and a corrected version, matched to their year and curriculum. The Free plan includes 3 pieces a month and needs no card.

Try it free

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