Council or consortium tests
In areas like Kent, Bexley, Buckinghamshire and Birmingham one test covers the grammar schools in the area. You register with the council or consortium, not the school, and one score is used for all of them.
Find Your 11+ Pathway by Area
Which test your child sits, who runs it and when it happens depends on where you live. Choose your local authority to see the test, the key dates and the grammar schools it covers, then see how Limit Breakers prepares children for that format.
Local authorities
Choose Your Area
Start typing your council or county, or filter by region and exam format. Areas with one shared test show its dates; elsewhere each school sets its own.
How it works
One Test, Many Schools, or One School, One Test
School-set tests
Some grammar schools, in Barnet, Bromley and Reading for example, set their own tests. You register with each school separately and may sit more than one exam.
The preparation is the same
Assess, learn, practise, measure. A Baseline Assessment shows where your child stands and which format to prepare for.
Your first step
Not Sure Where to Start?
A free Baseline Assessment shows where your child stands now, their strengths and the areas to work on, and which next step suits them.