📍 Birmingham & Warwickshire 11 Plus Mock Exams
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The 11 Plus Additional Feedback Report

A full, itemised breakdown of your child’s mock — every question, what they got right, where the marks slipped and, crucially, why — with clear next steps from our team.

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Overview — Alex S.

SAMPLE
Above target Below target Target
Overall131 / 166
79%
Comprehension16 / 18
89%
Verbal Reas.52 / 59
88%
Mathematics 19 / 16
56%
Mathematics 26 / 14
43%
Timing flag — the last few questions of Maths 2 were left blank.
Standard report vs Additional Feedback Report

Everything in your free report — taken much further

You’ve already received your standard report — your child’s overall score and how they did in each section. The Additional Feedback Report picks up from there, going question by question so you know not just how your child did, but exactly where and why marks were lost — and what to do about it.

Standard ReportFreewith every mock
  • Overall score & section totals
  • Strengths & weaknesses overview
  • How your child compares to the cohort
  • Topic-level breakdown within each section
  • Question-by-question analysis
  • Reason each mark was lost & next steps
What’s inside

Six things the Additional Feedback Report tells you

Section-by-section overview

Score and target for all ten sections — English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal — so strengths and soft spots jump out at a glance.

Where marks were won & lost

A topic-level breakdown inside every section — from Commas and Ratios to rotated shapes — pinpointing the exact topics to revisit.

Question-by-question analysis

Every question itemised: your child’s answer, the correct answer, and whether it was right or wrong — nothing hidden.

Why each mark was lost

Smart labels on every miss — Knowledge gap, Common trap, Careless slip or Likely guess — so you know the kind of mistake it was.

How hard was each question

A “% correct” figure shows how many children got each question right — separating genuine weak spots from questions that stump everyone.

Clear next steps

A plain-English “What to do next” from a team with 20+ years preparing children for the 11+, plus timing insights where they matter.

See it for yourself

A look inside an Additional Feedback Report

Here’s an illustrative example using sample data. Every report is personalised to your child’s individual mock performance.

Alex Sample
GL-style mock exam · itemised feedback
Sample · Illustrative data
Mock 4 · GL-style
Overview
Above target Below target Section target
Overall131 / 166
79%
Missing Words8 / 9
89%
Punctuation8 / 9
89%
Spelling10 / 11
91%
Comprehension16 / 18
89%
Verbal Reasoning52 / 59
88%
Mathematics 19 / 16
56%
Mathematics 26 / 14
43%
Non-Verbal Grids12 / 15
80%
Non-Verbal Codes10 / 15
67%
Timing — the last few questions of Mathematics 2 were left blank, which usually means timing was an issue. We’d recommend focusing on timing in these areas.
What to do next
Alex has had a good, solid exam, strong across most areas. The bulk of the errors — about a third of them — were the exam’s toughest questions, which challenge almost every pupil, and those are exactly where a little more practice converts into a noticeable jump in marks. It’s also worth attempting every question — 3 were left blank (mostly in Maths); ruling out the clearly-wrong options and choosing from the rest would likely gain a few marks.
Maths

Most secure on Money. Ratios is the clearest place to win marks back — the misses cluster on that one topic, so re-teach the method, then check it a day or two later.

Non-Verbal Reasoning

Best foothold on Non-Verbal Grids. In Codes, 3 answers looked like quick guesses — educated elimination would turn a good share around.

Question-by-question analysis

% correct shows how many children got each question right — a lower number means a harder question. Green rows were answered correctly; red rows were not.

Correct Knowledge gap Genuinely hard Common trap Careless slip Likely guess Unanswered
Mathematics — sample rows
QTopic% correctTheirsCorrectResultNote
M1Time68%CCCorrect
M3Multiplication55%BCCommon trapChose the same wrong answer as most who missed it.
M4Simplifying fractions45%AEKnowledge gapA topic worth going over again.
M14BIDMAS / order of ops17%BEGenuinely hardOnly 17% of children got this right.
M17Bar charts94%ABCareless slip94% of children got this right.
M19Bar charts62%BBCorrect
M23Ratios73%ACKnowledge gapA topic worth going over again.
M28Area23%DUnansweredLeft blank.

The full report itemises every question across all sections — this is a short Maths extract.

The feedback in this report reflects the expert opinion of the 11 Plus Mocks team, drawn from over 20 years of preparing children for the 11+. It is based on your child’s performance in this mock exam relative to others who sat it, and is offered as guidance to support their preparation — not as a prediction or guarantee of results in any future exam.

Illustrative sample using example data — your report is fully personalised to your child.

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How it works

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