Most online 11+ practice tells you a question was wrong. WizMarks tells you why — naming the precise misconception behind it, fixing it in plain English, and showing you exactly what to work on next.
2 weeks free— no card details requiredThen £9.99 per month. Cancel any time.
“It wasn’t simply a case of being told whether an answer was right or wrong — the feedback helped him understand where he was making mistakes.”— a parent using WizMarks
Children actually enjoy using it.
The full 11+ spread online, each with hints, step‑by‑step solutions and support for every question and skill required.
Number, fractions, ratio, algebra, measurement, geometry and data — all the key 11+ topics.
Start practising →Word puzzles, analogies, codes, number series and logic — the skills tested in every VR paper.
Start practising →Spot patterns in shapes, complete visual sequences, find the odd one out and crack shape codes.
Start practising →Reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and spelling, based on classic passages.
Start practising →Personalised 11+ practice with step‑by‑step help available on every question — plus an AI tutor that explains the fix, never just gives the answer.
Questions pitched at exactly the right level, adapting as they go.
It pinpoints the precise misunderstanding behind each wrong answer — not just that it was wrong.
WizMarks builds a short tutorial around that exact mistake, then only counts it mastered once your child gets it right on their own.
It's not how many questions there are — it's what WizMarks does with each one a worksheet never could.
The instant your child picks a wrong answer, WizMarks names the exact misunderstanding in words aimed straight at them — then surfaces the same insight to you in the dashboard, framed for a follow‑up chat.
WizMarks follows each underlying sub‑skill across all four subjects, so you see exactly which one is wobbling — not just "maths is a bit shaky".
Stuck mid‑question, your child gets graduated hints — plus per‑question AI help that talks them through that exact problem — guiding them to the answer instead of handing it over.
Pick any subject, topic and sub‑skill and WizMarks's tutor teaches it from scratch, with a worked example and the common pitfalls. And when a question trips your child up, it builds a tutorial around that exact misconception automatically — diagrams and all.
WizMarks remembers whether a question was solved alone or with AI help, so a skill only counts as mastered when your child can do it unaided.
Use WizMarks alongside books, a tutor or mock papers — it pinpoints exactly what to focus on next, so the prep you're already doing works harder.
XP, streaks and levels make daily practice something your child wants to do — and the biggest rewards go to getting it right first time, unaided. Near the exam, switch on Focus mode to hide it all and keep things calm.
A workspace kids actually want to open — with the grown‑up insight happening quietly underneath.
A preview of the WizMarks workspace.
Non‑verbal papers ask a child to fold a flat net into a cube, or to count cubes they cannot see. Both of these are real WizMarks questions, drawn by the same geometry the exam uses — so have a turn of them yourself. There is a fuller, free version too: the 3D shape viewer, which also folds and punches a sheet.
Six squares, folded on real hinges — so where does each mark end up?
Ten cubes in a staircase — but four of them never show.
This is the picture the question prints: six cubes on show. Turn it and the other four walk out from behind the stair — the ones a child has to work out are holding it up.
Turn a solid, fold a net, fold and punch a sheet: three exam models with the views drawn live. No sign‑up, works on a phone.
XP for getting it right first time, streaks for showing up, levels to climb — and a calm Focus mode for the run‑up to the exam.
No more guessing from a pile of marked worksheets. Open the dashboard and see exactly what's landed, what's next to strengthen, and how to help.
“What impressed me most as a parent was the level of detailed and personalised feedback. It wasn’t simply a case of being told whether an answer was right or wrong — the feedback helped him understand where he was making mistakes, what areas needed more attention and, most importantly, how he could improve.”
“Over time, we could clearly see the difference this was making. His results improved, but so did his confidence and understanding of the different question types. Being able to identify weaker areas and focus his preparation accordingly made his revision much more effective.”
Getting ready for the 11+ has become an expensive arms race — one‑to‑one tutoring can run to £80 an hour and thousands over a year. So we put the part that matters most — knowing exactly where your child is going wrong, and fixing it — into every family's hands for £9.99 a month.
One subscription covers all four subjects — maths, English, verbal and non‑verbal reasoning.
then £9.99 per month
You only pay if you choose to carry on after the fortnight — and we lock that price for your whole first year. Cancel any time.
Best started before or early in Year 5. WizMarks is built for steady progress over many months — not a last‑minute cram in the run‑up to the exam.
Two weeks shows you the start, not the ceiling. Questions come at three levels — foundation, developing and scholarship — and each topic opens its harder levels only once your child has shown the level below is secure. So early questions are meant to feel comfortable; the work climbs topic by topic from there. Tell us the school year at signup and it starts at the right rung — Year 5 and above skip foundation entirely.
Nothing is lost if you take your time. The account and every question your child has answered are kept when the free fortnight ends. Subscribe later — that week, or months later — and everything carries on from exactly the same point: the same progress, the same levels unlocked. There is no starting again.
An 11+ AI tutor is an online tutor powered by artificial intelligence that adapts to your child, just as a private tutor would. WizMarks serves 11+ questions at the right level, diagnoses the exact misconception behind each wrong answer, teaches the fix with a short tutorial, and only marks a skill as mastered once your child gets it right unaided.
Yes. WizMarks covers all four 11+ subjects — Maths, Verbal Reasoning, Non‑Verbal Reasoning and English — with thousands of questions, hints, step‑by‑step solutions and an AI concept tutor. It works on phone, tablet and computer, and many families use it alongside books or mock papers to focus the prep they're already doing.
WizMarks is built for the GL Assessment eleven plus (11+) and regional grammar-school entrance exams, covering the question types and sub‑skills that appear across Maths, Verbal Reasoning, Non‑Verbal Reasoning and English papers.
A private 11+ tutor can run to £80 an hour. WizMarks gives you the same core insight — spotting exactly where your child goes wrong and fixing it — for £9.99 a month, available every day rather than one hour a week. Many families use both: WizMarks pinpoints the gaps so tutor time is spent where it counts.
WizMarks suits ages 8–11 and is best started before or early in Year 5. It's designed for steady progress over many months — little and often beats a last‑minute cram, and streaks and XP help children keep up a daily habit.
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