The Common School 11+ Readiness Assessment

A professional mock exam that shows exactly where your child stands before the real 11+.

Students preparing for schools such as:

Preparing for the 11+ can feel uncertain.

Many parents ask the same questions:

• Is my child actually ready for the exam?
• How do they compare with other students?
• What areas do they need to improve before the real test?

Without clear feedback, it’s difficult to know if preparation is working.

The Common School Readiness Assessment gives parents a clear picture of their child’s strengths, weaknesses, and readiness level.

Each student receives:

  • A structured exam environment that prepares students for the pressure of the real test.

  • A breakdown of strengths and weaknesses across key 11+ skills.

  • See how your child performed compared to other students.

  • Clear guidance on the areas that need the most attention before the real exam.

How it works.

Step 1 – Sit the Exam

Students complete carefully designed 11+ style papers under real exam conditions.

Step 2 – We Analyse Performance

Each paper is carefully marked and analysed to identify key strengths and weaknesses.

Step 3 – Receive Your Diagnostic Report

Parents receive a structured report showing their child’s readiness level, ranking, and priority areas for improvement.

Your Child’s Readiness Report Includes

Overall Score and Percentile Ranking

Example:
Score: 74%
Rank: 18 out of 95 students
Top 19%

Skill Breakdown

Example:
English
Inference – Strong
Vocabulary – Developing
Summary – Moderate

Readiness Level

Level 1 – Early Stage
Level 2 – Developing
Level 3 – Competitive
Level 4 – Highly Competitive

Improvement Priorities

Parents receive clear guidance on the most important skills to focus on next.

Preparing for Selective Schools

Our mock exams are designed for families preparing for competitive schools such as:

  • The Latymer School

  • Queen Elizabeth's School

  • Dame Alice Owen's School

  • Henrietta Barnett School

Our assessments are designed to reflect the types of reasoning and problem-solving skills tested in selective school entrance exams.

Upcoming Mock Exams

June

Date: Mid June (Exact date released soon)
Location: North London
Price: £60
Limited to 60 students

August

Date: Mid August (Exact date released soon)
Location: North London
Price: £60
Limited to 60 students

September

Date: Mid September (Exact date released soon)
Location: North London
Price: £60
Limited to 60 students

Meet the Founder

The Common School was created to help students develop strong thinking skills, confidence, and exam readiness.

After working with students preparing for selective school entrance exams, it became clear that many families lacked clear insight into their child’s strengths and weaknesses.

Rather than simply providing practice papers, The Common School focuses on diagnostic assessment — helping parents understand exactly where their child stands and what skills need the most attention.

The assessments are designed using the same reasoning skills and problem-solving styles commonly tested in selective school entrance exams.

Our goal is to give families clarity and confidence during the 11+ journey.

  • "Thank you so much for your time and dedication. Genuinely enjoyed sessions with you and really loved how you made them engaging."

    — Parent who’s child made it to Forest Grammar School

  • “The report was incredibly helpful. It showed exactly where my son was strong and where he needed improvement. We finally understood what to focus on before the real exam.”

    — Parent of Year 5 Student, Enfield

  • “We’ve done other mock exams before, but this was the first one that gave us a detailed breakdown of skills. The feedback was very clear and practical.”

    — Parent, North London

Give Your Child a Clear Picture of Their 11+ Readiness

The Common School Readiness Assessment provides valuable insight into your child’s preparation before the real exam.

Book a place on the next mock exam and receive a detailed diagnostic report showing exactly where to focus next.