Exam-room performance
Observe time management, question selection, concentration, pace and confidence when facing unfamiliar questions.
11+ Mock Exams
Use practice assessments to understand readiness and plan the next steps before school entrance examinations.
2026–2027 in-person mock exam timetable
Published dates from the Kew Learning Academic Calendar. These sessions provide checkpoints during the teaching year; any additional post-camp assessments will be announced separately.
| Session | Date | Academic stage |
|---|---|---|
| Autumn Mock Exam | Sunday, 29 November 2026 | Autumn term assessment |
| Spring Mock Exam | Sunday, 7 March 2027 | Spring term assessment |
| Summer Mock Exam | Sunday, 27 June 2027 | Summer term assessment |
Start times, venue, available places and registration details are subject to confirmation. See the full 2026–2027 Academic Calendar or contact Kew Learning.
Real exam experience, meaningful feedback
Kew Learning organises in-person 11+ mock examinations at key points in the academic year, including towards the end of terms and following intensive camp programmes where scheduled. Students practise working independently under timed, supervised exam-style conditions. The aim is to understand how they perform on the day—not simply what they know.
Subject-by-subject analysis
Review English comprehension and writing, mathematics, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning where included in the paper. Identify strengths and priority gaps by module.
Professional recommendations
Our teaching team reviews performance and provides module-level feedback with practical recommendations for revision, exam technique and subsequent tuition.
Track improvement
Use successive assessments to evaluate progress and adjust the study plan before 11+ school entrance examinations.
Paper subjects, assessment format, report details and individual arrangements are confirmed for each session. Mock results are diagnostic, not a guarantee of admission.
What the programme covers
Purpose of a mock exam
Practise under timed conditions, understand paper format and identify gaps.
Review and feedback
Use results to prioritise comprehension, maths, reasoning or exam technique.
School-specific preparation
Exam stages and formats differ by school. Check current official admissions information.
Next steps
Discuss suitable tuition and preparation with the Kew Learning team.
Related 11+ programmes
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Explore programme →Please contact Kew Learning to confirm current timetables, fees, teaching locations and trial lesson availability.
How to use a mock result
Practical guidance for families · course arrangements are confirmed individually.
Diagnostic rather than predictive
A mock highlights time management, unfamiliar question types and knowledge gaps; it does not predict a school offer.
After the paper
Review incorrect answers, group errors by topic, plan targeted revision and retest the most important skills.
School admissions criteria, dates and exam specifications may change. Always check the official source for your application year.