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11+ maths practice, topic by topic

11+ style maths for ages 7–11: arithmetic, word problems, fractions, ratio, algebra, shape and data. 13 topics, free to start.

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Most 11+ maths papers draw on the KS2 maths curriculum, often with some longer, multi-step problems that ask a child to choose the method as well as do the sums. What is set, and how, varies by area and by exam provider, so the school or local consortium is always the place to check the format.

Puzzitron splits 11+ style maths into 13 topics, each its own drill, with over 2,300 questions between them. Your child climbs one topic at a time, every answer comes with an explanation of the method, and practice leans towards the topics they find hardest. The charts, grids and shapes are drawn properly, so a pie chart or a compound area question looks the way it would on paper.

Free to start, with every topic and 20 questions a day. With Puzzitron Plus you can pin up to six skills so they come up more often; see pricing. Preparing for the whole exam? The 11+ practice page covers the verbal, non-verbal and English papers too.

Every KS2 strand. Number, fractions, ratio, algebra, measurement, geometry and statistics, as 13 separate topics.
Explanations, not just ticks. Every answer says how to get there, so a wrong answer teaches the method rather than just the result.
Leans on the hard bits. Each topic has its own ladder, and practice tilts towards the topics your child gets wrong most.
Speed when it’s time. No clock at first; timed tests for each topic once your child is ready for exam pacing.
Safe by default. No ads, no third-party trackers where your child plays, UK/EU hosted. Not affiliated with any exam board.

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Real questions from the bank: reasoning, maths and English, CAT4-style, 11+ style and KS2 SATs style. Tap to reveal the answer.

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11+ maths topics covered

Each card is one or more topics in the app, all in the bank today at several levels of difficulty.

Arithmetic and mental maths

Quick-fire adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing; order of operations (BIDMAS) with a typed answer; function machines and missing-number puzzles.

Word problems, money, time and measure

One-step and multi-step problems, change from a note, timetables, durations and converting between units.

Fractions, decimals, percentages and ratio

Fractions of amounts, equivalents, percentages of numbers, sharing in a ratio, scaling recipes and unit prices.

Place value and rounding

Digit values, rounding, ordering decimals, multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1,000, negative numbers, Roman numerals and estimating.

Factors, primes and powers

Factors and multiples, highest common factor and lowest common multiple, prime numbers, square and cube numbers.

Algebra and sequences

Formulae, the nth term of a sequence, two unknowns, plus number series and number analogies for spotting the rule.

Shape and space

Perimeter, area, angles, missing lengths, volume, coordinates and symmetry, with the diagrams drawn to read clearly.

Data handling

Mean, median, mode and range, tables, bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, Venn and Carroll diagrams.

Frequently asked

What maths is in the 11+?: It varies by area and exam provider, but most 11+ maths papers draw on the KS2 curriculum, often with some harder multi-step problems. Check the format with your school or local consortium. Puzzitron covers the KS2 strands topic by topic, so whatever the format, the maths underneath is practised.
Is this the real 11+ maths paper?: No. Puzzitron is 11+ style maths practice, not affiliated with GL Assessment or any other exam board or school. Scores on Puzzitron are practice estimates, not predictions of a real exam result.
Are the questions multiple choice?: Most are, as on many 11+ style maths papers. Order of operations asks for a typed answer, with the working shown at first and faded out as your child climbs the levels.
Can my child practise just one topic?: Yes. Every topic is its own drill your child can pick. With Puzzitron Plus you, or your child's tutor, can also pin up to six skills so they come up more often.
Is it suitable for younger children?: Yes. Questions are tagged by year group from Year 3 to Year 6, and practice favours your child's own year. A Year 3 child meets gentle fractions and rounding; a Year 6 child meets ratio, algebra and multi-step problems.
Is it free?: Yes, to start. One child can use Puzzitron free for as long as you like, with every skill area, 20 questions a day and no card. Puzzitron Plus adds unlimited practice, every mock paper and the full parent report for up to 5 children, from £6.99 a month, or £59 for a 12-month pass paid once.

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