Practice for the 11+ and GCSE. Schools rarely prepare children for the 11+, so most of it happens at home. EduGen gives you a clear picture after every mock and a short plan for the weeks ahead.
Start practising Children's versionTimed mocks in the real exam layout (11+: 50 questions in 50 minutes; GCSE maths: 90 minutes). The result shows which types are secure and which still lose marks.
Instead of a long list, EduGen picks the weakest question type and the right starting level, so practice feels manageable.
An example of the one line you see under each mock result.
More than 170,000 checked questions, so a paper never repeats and children can't simply remember answers.
Three hints, from a gentle nudge to the full idea, then a worked solution and the most common mistake. You don't need to know the method yourself.
Every answer is checked by two independent AI models, or by a person, before it reaches your child. Questions that fail are never shown.
Print a paper, let them write on it, then take a photo. EduGen reads the handwriting and marks it. Photos are deleted after marking.
Year 4: build number skills with short daily practice.
Year 5: cover every question type; a mock each month. Registration usually closes in the summer term.
Year 6: the exam is usually in early September.
Year 10: work through topics and find weak areas early.
Year 11: regular mocks; exams run in May and June. Many sixth forms ask for a grade 6 or 7 in subjects your child wants to take further.
Dates and entry requirements vary by area and school. Check with your local authority or the school.
Hosted in the UK. A separate PIN-protected parent area. Parents can export or delete their data at any time. Every question passes safety checks before it is shown.