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Printable 11+ practice papers
Every paper is original, written in the standard 11+ multiple-choice style, with a printable answer sheet and a full worked answer key. All of them are free to print, and the longer papers work as a timed mock exam: print one, set a timer, then mark it together.
What is in the free library. There are 13 free 11+ practice papers on this page, all printable PDFs, all with a printable answer sheet and a worked answer key, and none of them behind a sign-up or an email wall.
Nine are written to a specific exam format: the Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test, CSSE (Essex), Tiffin Stage One, Sutton SET, the Kent Test, the Medway Test, the ISEB Common Pre-Test, FSCE and GL Assessment.
Four are subject papers for building a single skill: English, Maths (two full papers on that page), Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. Every one of them is original practice written to the same question types the real tests use, because exam boards almost never release genuine past papers.
GL Assessment
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GL Assessment 11+ practice papers
English, Maths and Verbal Reasoning, matching GL Assessment's own published test format used in Kent, Bucks, Birmingham and more.
FSCE
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FSCE 11+ practice papers
English, a dedicated Creative Writing paper and Maths to Year 5, matching FSCE's own published test framework. No verbal or non-verbal reasoning, by design.
ISEB Pre-Test
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ISEB Common Pre-Test practice papers
English, Maths and Verbal Reasoning matching ISEB's own published test framework for independent school entry, with full worked answers.
Medway Test
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Medway Test 11+ practice papers
English, Maths and Verbal Reasoning matching Medway Council's own familiarisation booklet, including the choose-TWO comprehension and hidden-word question types.
Kent Test
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Kent Test 11+ practice papers
Verbal Reasoning, English and Maths matching Kent County Council's own familiarisation booklet, including the insert-letter and double-meaning question types.
Sutton · SET
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Sutton SET 11+ practice papers
Maths and English in the real SET Stage One format: no verbal or non-verbal reasoning, plus "select two" and "select all correct" question types with a lozenge answer sheet.
Kingston · Tiffin
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Tiffin 11+ Stage One practice papers
Maths and English in the real Tiffin Stage One format, including the rotating OMR answer letters and numeric column entry. Answer sheet and full mark schemes included.
Essex · CSSE
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CSSE (Essex) 11+ practice papers
Both CSSE papers in the real written format: an English paper of 60 marks with comprehension, applied reasoning and continuous writing, plus a 60 mark maths paper. Full mark schemes included.
Buckinghamshire
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Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test paper
A full Secondary Transfer Test style paper, weighted like the real STTS: verbal skills for half the marks, with maths and non-verbal reasoning a quarter each. Answer sheet and worked answers included.
English
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11+ English practice papers
A complete English paper in the standard multiple-choice format: reading comprehension, punctuation and sentence completion, with a printable answer sheet and worked answer key.
Maths
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11+ Maths practice papers
A complete Maths paper covering number, arithmetic, shape, data and reasoning, with rendered figures, tables and charts, a printable answer sheet and a worked answer key.
Verbal Reasoning
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11+ Verbal Reasoning papers
A complete Verbal Reasoning paper in the standard multiple-choice format: synonyms, antonyms, letter and number sequences, codes and analogies, with a printable answer sheet and worked answer key.
Non-Verbal Reasoning
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11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning papers
A complete Non-Verbal Reasoning paper at real exam difficulty: odd-one-out, series, analogies, 3x3 grids, GL-style codes, mirror images and split-box puzzles, with a printable answer sheet and worked answer key.
Which paper should my child do first?
With 13 papers in front of you the honest answer depends on one thing: whether you already know which test your child is sitting. Find your situation in the table and start there.
| Your situation | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You know the exam board or region | The matching format paper, for example the Kent Test, CSSE or GL Assessment paper | The subject mix and the shape of the questions match what your child will actually meet, so nothing on the day is a surprise. |
| You do not know the format yet | The GL Assessment style paper, then read the 11+ exam types guide | GL style multiple choice is the most widely used shape of 11+ paper, so it is the safest starting point while you confirm the format with the school or local authority. |
| Starting early, in Year 4 or early Year 5 | A single subject paper: Maths or English, untimed | A short paper on one subject builds skills without the exhaustion of a full mock, and it shows you where the gaps are before you spend money on anything. |
| Reasoning is the weak spot | Verbal Reasoning or Non-Verbal Reasoning | Reasoning is not taught in the national curriculum, so it is almost entirely learned from practice. It is usually the fastest area to improve. |
| Spatial or cube questions are the problem | The NVR paper, plus the spatial reasoning guide and nets and cubes walkthrough | Spatial questions look impossible and are actually the most rule driven type on any paper, so a short explanation goes a long way. |
| A few weeks to go, wanting a full rehearsal | A format paper, sat in one timed sitting | At this stage the value is in stamina, pacing and the answer sheet, not in learning new content. |
How to run a paper as a timed mock exam at home
A printed paper only becomes a mock exam if you run it like one. Four things make the difference, and none of them need special equipment.
Print the paper and the answer sheet
Plain A4, black and white is fine. Print the answer sheet separately and have your child use it, because transferring answers to a separate sheet is a real skill and a real source of lost marks.
Set the room and the clock
One table, no phone, rough paper and a pencil. Use the timing suggested on the paper's own page, tell your child what it is, and let them see the clock. Warn them when there are five minutes left, exactly as an invigilator would.
Mark it together afterwards
Not in silence, and not alone. Use the worked answer key and go through every wrong answer, plus anything they guessed. Ask what the question was actually asking for; a surprising share of errors are answers to a different question.
Review method, not the score
Sort the mistakes into topic gaps and method slips, because they need different fixes. Then spend the following week on the two or three things the paper exposed, rather than immediately printing another paper.
What is in every paper
Whichever paper you print, the contents follow the same pattern, so your child gets the same experience each time:
- The questions themselves, in the standard multiple choice layout with five options, laid out for clean A4 printing in black and white.
- A printable answer sheet, separate from the questions, so your child practises the transfer step that carries the marks on the day.
- A worked answer key, which explains the method behind each answer rather than only giving the letter. This is the part that makes marking together worth doing.
- No sign-up and no email wall. The PDF downloads directly, and the paper is yours to print as many times as you like at home.
Papers are excellent for rehearsing exam day, but they run out quickly, and re-sitting a paper your child remembers teaches very little. For everyday practice between papers, the free Pip app generates unlimited fresh questions in maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning, marks them instantly and adapts the difficulty as your child improves.
Printables FAQ
Are Pip's 11+ printables free?+
Yes. Every Pip printable is a free PDF with a full worked answer key, and no sign-up is required to download.
Do the printable papers come with answers?+
Yes. Each paper includes a worked answer key with a short explanation for every question, so you can mark it together and learn from any mistakes.
Which 11+ subjects can I download?+
English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning practice papers are all available now, each free with a worked answer key. Your child can also practise every subject free in the Pip app.
Are the papers GL or CEM style?+
They use the standard multiple-choice format common to GL Assessment and CEM-style 11+ exams, with answers marked on a separate sheet. For more on the formats, see GL vs CEM.
Can I print them at home?+
Yes. Each paper is designed to print cleanly on A4 at home, with a printable multiple-choice answer sheet and a worked answer key.
How many free 11+ practice papers are there?+
Thirteen. Nine are written to a specific exam format (Buckinghamshire Secondary Transfer Test, CSSE, Tiffin Stage One, Sutton SET, Kent Test, Medway Test, ISEB Common Pre-Test, FSCE and GL Assessment) and four are subject papers (English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning). The maths page carries two full papers.
Which 11+ practice paper should we do first?+
If you know the test your child is sitting, start with the matching format paper. If you do not know it yet, start with the GL Assessment style paper, since GL style multiple choice is the most widely used shape of 11+ paper, and confirm the format with the school or local authority. If you are starting early, a single subject paper untimed is a gentler introduction than a full mock. The table above covers the common situations.
Are these real 11+ past papers?+
No, and no free site can honestly claim to have them. Exam boards reuse their question banks and so rarely release complete past papers. Every paper here is original practice written to match the question types, layout and answer sheet of the real tests, which is the practical alternative.
How do I use one as a free mock exam at home?+
Print the paper and its answer sheet, sit your child at a clear table with rough paper and a pencil, use the timing given on that paper's own page, and give a five minute warning near the end. Afterwards mark it together with the worked answer key and review the method behind the mistakes rather than just the total.
Do the papers come with answer sheets as well as answer keys?+
Yes, both. The printable multiple choice answer sheet is for your child to fill in during the paper, and the worked answer key is for you to mark with afterwards. They are different documents doing different jobs.
Is there anything to practise between papers?+
Yes, and it matters, because a paper your child already remembers teaches very little on a second sitting. The free Pip app generates unlimited fresh questions across all four subjects and marks them instantly, and our free 11+ tools, including the vocabulary flashcards and the standardised score calculator, cover the gaps between papers.
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