11+ Maths Workbook

The SnapRevise 11+ Maths Workbook covers the key skills commonly assessed in entrance exams, including numbers, arithmetic, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio, algebra, geometry, measurement, statistics, data handling and multi-step word problems.

This resource supports preparation for 11+ maths assessments, including GL-style exams, CSSE, FSCE, Cambridge Select Insight and many independent-school entrance tests. Exact content and question formats vary, so parents should also check the current requirements of each target school.

Yes. The workbook goes beyond practising calculations by teaching children to interpret information, select an appropriate method and solve unfamiliar problems logically. This helps develop the flexible problem-solving skills required for more challenging 11+ maths questions.

These questions are designed to be slightly more difficult, on average, than typical 11+ questions. It is generally better to train with harder, but still realistic, material, as this can make the real exam feel easier and less stressful. Do not worry if your child finds some questions challenging at first. Encourage them to work through difficult questions as untimed practice before adding time pressure.

These resources are primarily designed for children preparing for 11+ entrance exams, usually during Years 4 and 5. They can be introduced gradually when a child begins preparing and used more intensively as the entrance exam approaches.

Yes. The clear structure, focused questions and answer keys make this resource suitable for independent study, parent-led revision or use with a tutor. Parents can also use it to identify skills that need more practice.

Work through the workbook in regular, focused sessions rather than completing large sections at once. Begin without strict timing, review mistakes carefully and revisit weaker topics. Once accuracy improves, students can try the Advanced Questions for the extra challenge to help them master their skills.

The workbook provides extended written practice and space to work through complete exercises. The matching flashcards are designed for shorter active-recall sessions and frequent repetition. The workbooks are ideal for exposure to a variety of questions types and difficulty. The flashcards have fewer questions but go through more detailed strategies for each question type. Using both gives children a balance of detailed practice and quick revision.