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Kent Test · start in Year 3, Year 4 or Year 5
Kent Test Prep is online Kent Test tutoring with an autonomous 11+ coach: it assesses your child every week, works out exactly where they're strong and where they're wobbling, then builds the next practice set all by itself. Join in Year 3, Year 4 or Year 5 - the plan stretches from their very first week right up to their real test date. You just watch the graph climb.
For children in Years 3-5 sitting a future Kent Test. Sat the test this September? Results day and next steps →
the weekly loop
Every week, a fresh Kent-style assessment lands in your child's cockpit - 32 questions across English, maths, verbal and non-verbal reasoning, just like the real papers.
Kent Test Prep breaks results down by topic, spots the patterns, and updates a living mastery map - so you always know exactly where things stand, without hovering.
Weak spots automatically generate bite-sized 'power-up' sets with worked explanations. Strong areas get stretched. The plan rewrites itself every single week.
built for the kent test
English and maths topics map directly to the Key Stage 2 national curriculum - including the statutory Year 5/6 spelling word list - so Kent Test Prep supports school learning instead of competing with it. Verbal, non-verbal and spatial reasoning are the Kent Test extras schools don't cover.
Comprehension, SPaG, word meaning and sentence completion - the full literacy paper.
Everything up to the start of Year 6: arithmetic, fractions, FDP, measure, geometry, data.
Codes, sequences, synonyms, hidden words, analogies and number logic.
Shape sequences, odd-one-out, analogies, reflections, hidden shapes, blocks and codes - all drawn fresh, every time.
for the kids
Underneath the serious tutoring is a game your child actually wants to come back to - every answer earns XP, every week moves their companion closer to evolving.
Pick a fox, owl, rocket and more - your companion trains alongside you and appears on every screen.
Every 100 XP levels up your companion. Reach Level 11 and it evolves into its second form; Level 21 unlocks its final, mighty form.
Answer the Question of the Day each day to build a streak - but don't miss midnight, or the flame goes out!
A fresh Kent-style mission lands every week, plus bite-sized power-up sets built automatically from your wobbles.
Once a month, sit two Kent-style timed practice papers - no pausing - so exam day holds no surprises.
Get a topic wrong and a quick interactive lesson pops up to teach it properly before you try again.
Got two children prepping? Siblings race each other for the weekly XP crown 🏆
for grown-ups
straight from the kids
"I really like that the system tells me which questions I got wrong and why they are wrong. It also offers me a lesson to show me how to get it right next time, which is really helpful. I also love my frog avatar and have nearly evolved him :)"
simple pricing
Try it first: every family gets one full weekly assessment completely free - no card required.
Secure card payment via Stripe. Cancel anytime from your dashboard.
prepping more than one?
Siblings are automatically discounted - one rolling plan covers the whole family:
| 1 child | £50/month | £50.00 / child |
| 2 children | £80/month | £40.00 / child |
| 3 children | £100/month | £33.33 / child |
| 4 children | £120/month | £30.00 / child |
| 5 children | £140/month | £28.00 / child |
Each extra child beyond three is £20/month. Applied automatically - no codes, no maths.
good questions
The Kent Test is the 11+ entrance exam used by grammar schools across Kent. Children usually take it in the September of Year 6. It covers English, maths, verbal reasoning and non-verbal/spatial reasoning, and is set by GL Assessment.
Registration opens 1 June and closes 1 July in Year 5 - a hard deadline. The test is sat in early September of Year 6, results arrive mid-October, and school places are allocated on 1 March. Full dates & timeline guide →
There's no percentage pass mark. In the 2026 cycle (confirmed with results on 15 October 2026) children needed an aggregate standardised score of 345+ with no single subject below 111 - and super-selective schools have needed 380+. Pass mark guide →
There are 32 grammar schools in the Kent County Council area - the largest grammar system in England - and they all use the same Kent Test, so one result covers every school on the list. Full list of all 32 schools →
For most children, steady preparation starting in Year 4 or the first term of Year 5 is the sweet spot - roughly a year of little-and-often practice before the September test in Year 6. Timeline by year group →
A progressive family plan: £50 per month for one child, £80 for two, £100 for three, then £20 per additional child. Every family starts with a free assessment, and you can cancel at any time.
Both Kent Test papers - English and maths in one, verbal and non-verbal reasoning in the other - plus the writing task, across 32+ question types in the Kent Test style.
Children in Year 3, Year 4 or Year 5. The plan adapts to whenever you start and runs right up to your child's real Kent Test date in September of Year 6.
Registration opens 1 June and closes 1 July each year at kent.gov.uk, the test is sat in the second week of September, and results arrive mid-October. Full timeline in our Kent Test dates guide.
In the 2026 cycle (confirmed 15 October 2026) it was a 345 aggregate with no subject below 111 - and super-selective schools effectively need 380+. The threshold is re-confirmed each October with results. Scoring explained in plain English in our pass mark guide.
A tutor teaches; Kent Test Prep runs the practice between lessons. It assesses your child every week, pinpoints exactly where they are strong or wobbling, and automatically builds the next practice set - so every minute is spent on what will move their score most. Many families use it alongside a tutor; plenty use it on its own.
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