11 plus non-verbal

Non-Verbal Reasoning (NVR) assesses problem-solving and logic skills using shapes, diagrams, and visual patterns. It requires students to analyse sequences, similarities, and differences without relying on language. At Scholars Tutorial, we cover every major NVR topic, including: - Sequences and Progressions - Mirror Images and Reflections - Cubes and Nets - Odd-one-out - Codes and Analogies

Our online platform includes hundreds of NVR practice tests, offering instant marking and explanations. Detailed solutions show how to approach each type of question, while timed papers help students manage speed and accuracy. By practising consistently, students build the visual reasoning skills essential for grammar school entrance success. Students gain step-by-step explanations for each question, improving their problem-solving techniques. Regular NVR practice builds confidence and sharpens logical thinking, which is also beneficial for other areas of learning.

Non-Verbal Reasoning (NVR) is designed to test a child’s ability to solve problems using visual and spatial awareness rather than language. It is often considered the most challenging part of the 11 Plus because it requires abstract thinking. At Scholars Tutorial, we cover every aspect of Non-Verbal Reasoning, including: - Pattern sequences - Similarities and differences - Reflections and rotations - Codes and analogies - 3D cubes and nets