11 plus reasoning

Reasoning skills — both verbal and non-verbal—are critical to the 11+ exam. They test a child’s logical thinking, pattern recognition, and problem-solving ability. At Scholars Tutorial, we combine reasoning preparation with English and Maths to ensure students are well-rounded.

Reasoning—both verbal and non-verbal—is at the heart of the 11 Plus exam. It evaluates how well a student can identify patterns, draw conclusions, and solve problems. At Scholars Tutorial, our approach to reasoning preparation is comprehensive: - Verbal Reasoning: Word-based logic, synonyms, antonyms, codes - Non-Verbal Reasoning: Shapes, puzzles, spatial awareness

We provide a wide range of reasoning exercises, from short quizzes to full-length papers. Our analytics highlight performance in each type of reasoning question, ensuring students receive targeted support. Developing reasoning skills early builds resilience, accuracy, and exam confidence.

Our reasoning preparation includes: - Verbal Reasoning: Word puzzles, synonyms/antonyms, cloze tests, and logic-based exercises. - Non-Verbal Reasoning: Sequences, patterns, codes, and spatial reasoning.

We provide a mix of practice questions, topic tests, and timed reasoning papers. Analytics allow parents and teachers to see exactly which reasoning types the student excels in and which require further development. By integrating reasoning with other subjects, we create a holistic preparation pathway.