Founding-customer price: £5.99 through 13 September 2026
11+ | Final-stage revision

The test is close. Stop trying to revise everything.

Use one short diagnostic to identify the biggest repeated error pattern, then give each remaining day one useful job. ReviseRight helps parents turn practice-paper mistakes into focused final-stage revision.

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Diagnose the pattern

Use a short diagnostic and classify useful mistakes as Knowledge, Reading, Process or Timing.

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Choose one priority

Turn the biggest repeated error pattern into the next practice job instead of revising everything.

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Protect the final days

Keep sessions short, familiar and focused while checking the official arrangements for your child’s test.

ReviseRight 11+Final 10-Day PackDiagnostics · Error log · Parent plan · Timing sets
Focused final-stage practice

Decide what to practise next.

For Year 6 families who have already begun 11+ preparation and want a clearer plan for the remaining days.

  • Four short original diagnostics: Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning
  • Answers and explanations for reviewing mistakes, not just counting a score
  • The Knowledge / Reading / Process / Timing Error-Fix method
  • A printable error log and practical ten-day parent plan
  • Four targeted timing sets, a mixed mini-test and final 48-hour checklist
  • Quick-reference sheets and optional adult-supervised AI prompts
£5.99 through 13 September 2026

Digital PDF · Personal household use · No subscription · No examination-result guarantee

Useful help before you buy

Start with a free planning tool

Use a simple tool to understand the next revision decision, then check official guidance for anything that affects an application or examination.

Free tool

11+ Mock Score Planning Tool

Turn a mock-test result into an indicative planning signal. This is not an official standardised score, admissions prediction or guarantee.

Get a planning signal →
Free tool

Weekly Study Planner

Build a simple weekly outline around current priorities. Choose the available time and priority to generate a practical session-by-session outline.

Build a study outline →
Practical parent guidance

Make better revision decisions

Clear, responsible advice that turns scores and schedules into manageable next steps.

Mock-score guide

How to use an 11+ mock score without panicking

Separate knowledge, timing and process errors before changing the revision plan.

Read the guide →
Planning guide

A practical 8-week 11+ revision plan

Move from diagnosis to targeted practice, timed application and a calmer final week.

See the 8-week plan →
Exam-week guide

A calm 11+ exam-week checklist

Confirm official details, reduce last-minute decisions and protect sleep and confidence.

Use the checklist →
Session guide

How long should an 11+ revision session be?

Choose the shortest repeatable session that still allows focused practice and review.

Choose a session length →
Structured support beyond the 11+

Year 7 revision roadmaps

Flexible topic maps and eight-week planning structures for families who want a clearer route through early secondary revision.

Year 7 · Maths

Maths Revision Roadmap

Organise selected topics, weekly practice and confidence checks.

£7
View resource →
Year 7 · English

English Revision Roadmap

A flexible sequence for core English revision and reflection.

£7
View resource →
Year 7 · Science

Science Revision Roadmap

A practical route through selected topics with an eight-week planner.

£7
View resource →
Year 7 · History

History Revision Roadmap

Organise historical knowledge, enquiry skills and weekly revision.

£6
View resource →
How it works

From uncertainty to a workable revision week

Choose

Pick the resource that matches the immediate need.

Download

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Prioritise

Select the most useful topics instead of trying to cover everything.

Adapt

Use the planner and trackers to shape the following week.

Responsible by design

Made to support—not replace—parents, teachers or official guidance

ReviseRight resources organise selected knowledge and revision habits into usable formats. They do not guarantee admission, predict an official result or replace school, tutor, local-authority or assessment-provider advice.

AI prompts are intended for adult-supervised practice. Generated questions, explanations and answers should be checked before a child relies on them.

Questions parents ask

Frequently asked questions

Are these official 11+ or exam-board materials?

No. ReviseRight is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by an exam board, assessment provider, grammar school or local authority.

Will the Final 10-Day Pack guarantee that my child passes?

No resource can guarantee admission or an examination result. The pack is designed to make final-stage home revision more focused and manageable.

How will I receive a product?

Products are delivered as digital PDF downloads through Payhip after purchase.

Can I share the PDF with another family or class?

The standard purchase is for personal household use. It may not be redistributed, resold or shared outside the purchasing household.

Can children use the AI prompts independently?

The prompts are designed for adult-supervised practice. AI tools can make mistakes, so a responsible adult should review generated content and answers.

Is the planning tool an official admissions assessment?

No. It is an indicative planning tool. Admissions thresholds and standardisation methods vary by school, consortium, region and year.

Ten days. One useful job per day.

Start with the free Maths mini-diagnostic, then use the complete pack to diagnose all four areas and focus the remaining days.