Learn it. Picture it.
Remember it.
Maths, English and Science from Key Stage 1 to GCSE, plus 11+ practice in all four papers. Every lesson follows the Full Brain method, and every question comes with a clear, step-by-step explanation.
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- 11+ questions
Pick your stage
From first sums to GCSE
Lessons follow the National Curriculum in England, so what you learn here matches what is taught in class — one key stage at a time.
Years 1–2 · Ages 5–7
Counting, phonics, first sentences and noticing the world around us.
5 lessons live · Year 1 phonics check
Years 3–6 · Ages 7–11
Times tables, fractions, grammar and science investigations — the years the 11+ draws on.
6 lessons live · Year 6 SATs · 11+ in Year 6
Years 7–9 · Ages 11–14
Algebra, persuasive writing and the cell — the building blocks of every GCSE.
4 lessons live · Foundations for GCSE
11+ practice
Every answer explained, not just marked
Practise topic by topic with instant feedback, or sit a timed mock and review it at the end. Each question shows the working, the method and an exam tip — so a wrong answer becomes something learned.
- Maths, English, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning
- Practice mode and timed test mode
- Warm-up, Standard and Challenge levels
- Covers GL Assessment and CEM-style question types
Maths
Arithmetic, fractions, measures and multi-step problems drawn from the KS2 curriculum.
3 topics · 24 questionsEnglish
Comprehension, spelling, punctuation, grammar and vocabulary.
3 topics · 24 questionsVerbal Reasoning
Problem solving with words, letters and numbers — codes, sequences and word puzzles.
3 topics · 24 questionsNon-Verbal Reasoning
Spotting patterns in shapes and pictures — sequences, odd ones out, rotations and analogies.
3 topics · 17 questionsThe Full Brain method
Six steps in every lesson
The same method used at AINSQ Academy, made for younger learners. Reading something once feels like learning; seeing it, doing it and remembering it is what makes it stick.
- Step 1
Hook — wonder why it matters
A short story, puzzle or real-life moment that gives the topic a reason to exist.
- Step 2
Picture — see it
A diagram, model or bar drawn on the page, so the idea is seen before it is explained.
- Step 3
Logic — understand how it works
The structured explanation, with key words and a worked example done step by step.
- Step 4
Do — have a go
Guided practice with pencil and paper or objects at home — small steps, in order.
- Step 5
Recall — remember it
A quiz with instant feedback and an explanation for every answer, right or wrong.
- Step 6
Reflect — link it to your world
One question that connects the idea to the child's own life, saved to their notebook.
Safe by design
No accounts, adverts, chat or tracking. Progress is saved in your own browser and never leaves the device.
Short and focused
Lessons take 15–25 minutes, and 11+ topics about 10 minutes — easy to fit in after school.
Explained, not just marked
Every quiz and practice question shows why the answer is right, so children learn from mistakes.
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