Practise 11+ interviews out loud.
A friendly interviewer asks open questions, listens to your child’s answer and follows up on what they said. Typing works too. Afterwards, you read the feedback.
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Alex, the interviewer, with Sam
Hi Sam, what do you love about an activity you’d never want to give up?
Sam, out loud
I like building marble runs out of cardboard. The hard part is getting the slope right, so the marble doesn’t fly off at the corners. I test it, change one ramp, then test it again.
Alex follows up: When the marble flies off at a corner, how do you decide which ramp to change?
How it works
Alex, the interviewer Hi Sam, what do you love about an activity you’d never want to give up?
Your turn. Take your time.
1Leap asks
A friendly interviewer asks open questions out loud: one-to-one, about a passage, or in a group discussion.
Sam, out loud
I like building marble runs out of cardboard. The hard part is getting the slope right, so the marble doesn’t fly off at the corners. I test it, change one ramp, then test it again.
Alex follows up: When the marble flies off at a corner, how do you decide which ramp to change?
2Your child answers out loud
Leap listens and follows up on what they said. Typing works too.
What we observed in this practice
- Explaining the thinkingExplained why changing one ramp at a time helps.
- Using specific detailGave a concrete example: widening a loop.
- Try next timeAsk: “If something you made at the club got stuck, what would you try changing first?”
3You get the feedback
What went well and what to try next time, behind your Parent PIN.
Practice for the formats schools use
One-to-one interview
A friendly interviewer asks open questions and listens to how your child thinks out loud.
Passage response
Read a short age-appropriate passage together, then talk about it — opinions, details, and what it reminds them of.
Group discussion
Two simulated pupils join the discussion so your child can practise listening and building on other ideas.
Mini-lesson
A short lesson, then questions about it, inside an interview day for schools that describe one.
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Interview practice on every plan
After each practice you read what went well and what to try next time, about your child’s own answers, behind your Parent PIN.
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Real practice to start with, and it stays free.
- 2 spoken interviews a month per household — Your child practises an 11+ interview out loud
- 2 ready-made papers a month for each child — Ready to print, or to answer online
- 4 practice packs a month for each child — Short sets of questions on one topic
- Mark 2 papers a month from a photo (30 pages total) — Photograph their pencil answers and Leap marks them
- 20 new practice questions a month — Fresh questions Leap writes for your child, such as more like ones they missed
- 15 Ask Leap messages a month — Ask Leap about their work and what to practise next
- Every child in your family (up to 4), up to 6 target schools each
Leap Plus
for one child, including VAT
£50 for two children · £62 for three
Practice, progress and next steps—together.
- 8 spoken interviews a month
- All available library papers and practice packs, plus 4 papers made just for your child each month — Built on the topics they need
- Mark 40 pages a month from a photo
- 100 new practice questions a month
- 500 Ask Leap messages a month
- Up to 6 target schools per child
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