Practise under exam conditions, then learn from every answer.
Applaa helps Year 5 and Year 6 pupils practise 11 Plus-style questions across Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. The aim is simple: build speed, accuracy and confidence before the September exam window.
A useful mock is not just a score. It should show whether your child can manage time, switch between question types and explain their reasoning after the test.
The most valuable part of mock practice is the review. Applaa focuses on explanations, weak-topic discovery and next-step practice instead of leaving parents with a raw mark only.
Practical plan
Week 1: one short baseline mock to find weak areas.
Weeks 2-4: practise the weakest two subjects for 20 minutes a day.
Weeks 5-6: one timed mock each week, then review every mistake.
Final two weeks: lighter revision, confidence practice and timing drills.
Most families start mock-style practice in Year 5, with more timed practice in the summer before Year 6 exams. The exact timing depends on your child's confidence and local exam date.
Free mocks are useful for practice and diagnosis. For best results, combine mocks with targeted revision, reading, vocabulary work and calm review of mistakes.
No. Applaa is designed as a practice and feedback tool. Some families use it alone, while others use it alongside a tutor or school preparation.