This thread is for all those that are taking their 11+ in 2010.

Sign in here - Students/Parents/Teachers/Tutors and we can track how you are all working towards your goal.

It will be a big help if you involve yourself with this forum, let everyone know how you are studying, what works for you - what doesn't etc.

If you need a little guidance, need some extra help - advice on certain types of questions then this is the place to be and now is the time to start.

Come on all of you - get involved - don't just make one post after you get your test results saying how great Chuckra is.

More than 70 'views' and still nobody has checked in......come on people don't be shy!!!

Okay..Here's me checking in first..
My daughter would be taking the eleven plus next year and we have started a bit of practise for this.

More later

Hi Nervous Mum.

Firstly, Well done for finding this place - you should find it to be a massive help.

Next - What is the plan??

Don't worry if you haven't got one.......we can always help you sort out a plan that suits you and your daughter, right here.

I'm not a big fan of just doing loads and loads of tests - so my advice would be to tackle each type of question individually. Having a plan is a must (well for me it is).

Let us know your thoughts and if you need help - don't be nervous or shy........

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My son will be taking it in 2010.

Im a bit worried as his attendance record has not been good due to his condition (which is severe asthma)and Im worried about 'gappy' knowledge.

So anyway, the plan here is to do a little on each type of question - hopefully each night but I dont want to overdo it and get him to the point where he loses interest.

He is very bright but would much rather be doing something other than studying - he is used to being a quick study and doesnt like to 'swot'...I dont think he realises how challenging the tests will be quite yet and I dont want to put him off by banging on about it.

Does everyone have these issues - please say you do!