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What does my child's 11+ practice score mean?
Type the score and how the paper was sat. See what it can and cannot tell you. Free, no sign-up.
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It never turns into an official score, a pass mark or a chance of a place. Nobody can do that from a home paper.
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Questions parents ask
Can a practice percentage be turned into an 11+ score?
No. Official 11+ scores are standardised: the marks are adjusted for each child's age in years and months and compared with the children who sat that year's test. A home paper has neither the age adjustment nor that group of children, so any conversion would be a guess.
My child got 80% on a mock. Will they pass?
A home mock cannot say. Each area and school sets its own rules, a qualifying score does not always mean a place, and publishers' papers differ in difficulty. What 80% can tell you is how this paper went under these conditions, and which marks to go back over.
Why does the checker ask whether the paper was timed?
The real test is timed. A score made without a clock can drop once time is short, so an untimed score should only be compared with other untimed scores.
How do I know if my child is really improving?
Compare only like with like: first attempts on the same kind of paper, timed the same way. On a short paper one question moves the percentage a lot, so the checker only calls a change a rise or a fall when it is bigger than chance usually explains.
Is anything I type stored?
No. The checker runs in your browser and sends nothing. The email box below is separate and optional.
Official sources
- Buckinghamshire Council: marking the Secondary Transfer Test (updated 9 April 2026)
- GL Assessment: free 11+ familiarisation materials
Checked 26 September 2026. The spread and the one-question figure are plain arithmetic on what you type, not data from any exam board.