For headteachers, school offices, PTAs and governors
One line in your newsletter. No cost, no staff time, no pupil data.
The 11+ Club is optional home practice for Years 3–6, paid for by parents. Schools that list it receive 10% of every membership as unrestricted income for the school fund — and three fully funded places a year for families who could not otherwise take part.
A real person replies, usually the same day. No call required at any stage.
No cost to the school
No contract or procurement
No staff time or supervision
No pupil data, ever
No login for teachers
No endorsement of selective testing
The problem, in one chart
Half of the 11+ isn't taught in primary school
Selective tests assess four subjects. Two of them sit outside the national curriculum, so the only children who get structured practice in Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning are those whose families can pay £40–60 an hour for it. That is the gap this fills — at home, for a fraction of the cost, for any family who wants it.
English
Taught in class (KS2)
Maths
Taught in class (KS2)
Verbal Reasoning
Not on the primary curriculum
Non-Verbal Reasoning
Not on the primary curriculum
Bars show whether the subject is covered by the KS2 national curriculum. The 11+ Club covers all four: Reasoning from scratch, English and Maths as reinforcement of what your teachers already teach.
How it works
Three steps, and only the first involves the school
You paste one paragraph
We send a ready-written paragraph and your school's code. The office pastes it into the newsletter, alongside your other optional clubs. That is the school's entire involvement.
Families join directly with us
Parents sign up, pay and contact us — never the school. Two weeks free, then £39.99 a month with your code instead of £49.99. Children practise at home, about 30 minutes a day.
The school fund is paid quarterly
10% of every membership comes back to the school, unrestricted, by BACS or against invoice. You get a live dashboard so you can check the figure at any time.
What it raises for the school fund
10% of every membership, paid quarterly. Illustrative figures at £39.99 a month — we are a new platform, so these are worked examples, not results from an existing club.
Who holds the club — you decide
- The school holds the code and the income goes to the school fund.
- Or the PTA holds it and the income goes to the PTA's account.
- One code per school. The head and the PTA agree the route between them; we set it up either way.
- Unrestricted funds — equipment, trips, or subsidising places for pupil-premium families.
- Stop at any time. There is nothing to cancel and no notice period.
Three funded places a year, chosen by you
Selective tests increasingly measure what a family can spend on tutoring, not what a child can do. So every partner school gets three fully funded places a year, allocated by the school office to families who could not otherwise join. You tell us the number, never the names — we never learn who they are.
Data protection, written for your DPO
Parent-held accounts
The parent registers; the child never needs an email address or a password.
Game handles, never real names
Children choose a handle such as StarComet42. No photos, no school name, no date of birth.
No chat, no ads, no data sold
There is no child-to-child messaging and no advertising anywhere in the product.
Deletion within 30 days
On cancellation or request, the child profile and all learning data are deleted.
The questions heads actually ask
Is this a commercial arrangement the school has to declare?
The school signposts an optional, parent-paid activity, exactly as it does for a language club or a holiday camp, and receives a donation from memberships. Nothing is sold to families on school premises and no data changes hands. Most schools list it in the same section as their other external providers.
Does it add to teacher workload?
No. There is no marking, no login, no reporting and nothing to supervise. If a parent has a question they contact us, not the school.
We don't want to be seen to promote the 11+.
Understood, and that is your call entirely. Many schools list it neutrally as an optional home activity, without comment either way. The practice happens at home, in the family's own time.
What if very few families join?
Then the school has lost nothing — there is no cost, no contract and no minimum. You can ask us to stop at any time and the code simply expires.
If it's a yes, the whole thing takes one copy and one paste
Ask us for the paragraph and we'll send it with your school's code the same day. Nothing is committed by asking, and we won't chase you.
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