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Year 11 English Standard Study Guide

Guide Chapters

• 1. Common Module: Reading to Write
• 2. Module A: Contemporary Possibilities
• 3. Module B: Close Study of Literature

All about the Year 11 English Standard Study Guide

You need to be able to address the key concerns of the Modules to get Band 6 results! In Year 11, you need to familiarise yourself with the Year 11 English Modules so you can craft responses to specific questions rather than relying on memorisation.

In this Year 11 English Standard Study Guide, we will break down the Year 11 Modules and give you an overview of what they mean for you!

In this series, we break down the:

Common Module: Reading to Write

• Module A: Contemporary Possibilities (COMING SOON)
• Module B: Close Study of LIterature

Do I really need to know the year 11 English Standard Modules?

Yes, to succeed in year 11, you need to know the English Modules. In this Guide, we’ll break them down for you so you have the best chance for success in Year 11.

We will discuss :

• An outline of the Year 11 English Standard Modules
• What the Year 11 English Standard Modules are
• What the Year 11 English Standard Modules require of you

Module A: Contemporary Possibilities

Module b: close study of literature.

• Why you should know the Module you’re studying;
• The Assessments you’ll face in Year 11.

The Year 11 English Modules

What are the modules in the different english courses.

The Year 11 English Modules vary for the different levels of English. The table below lists all of the various modules for all levels of Year 11 English.

In this guide, we will only focus on the Year 11 English Standard Modules. However, the practical skills we cover (researching, essay writing, creative writing, etc.) are applicable for all levels of Year 11 English.

What are the components of the Year 11 English Standard Modules?

There are three Modules for Year 11 English Standard students. These Modules prepare students for the Year 12 English Standard Modules by engaging with similar ideas. Success in Year 11 will set you up for doing well in your HSC.

Let’s have a look at what you need to do for the different English Standard Modules in Year 11:

This course aims to introduce students to the processes of critical study. So what does this mean, exactly?

In this module:

• You will “close read” texts. When we talk of close reading, we mean you analyse the set texts closely for themes and techniques. These texts will be drawn from a wide variety of media including – film, poetry, novels, articles, and drama.
• You’ll need to understand and discuss how and why texts represent complex ideas, relationships, endeavours, and scenarios to relate human experiences to audiences.
• In your responses, you’ll be expected to develop your own writing and reflect on it and improve through drafting processes. This will help you develop better analytical and communication skills.
• A key aspect of Common Module Reading to Write is the process of reading texts to understand how they reflect the world around us. This helps us understand ourselves and others.
• Reading the works of others allows you to develop their own writing and analytical skills. Think about how composers or your peers construct their writing and incorporate those ideas into your own work.
• You’ll learn the effect of features like structure, tone, syntax, and imagery. You’ll also practise discussing texts using appropriate literary terminology and meta-language. This will teach you the right language and terminology for the HSC English Standard course.

If you would like more information on this Module, please read our detailed English Standard Guide for the Year 11 Common Module: Reading to Write .

This course is a study of form and structure. You’ll be exploring texts that aren’t novels but are instead forms like films, apps, games, or websites.

• You’ll get to grips with how texts produced in a variety of different ways can create or develop meaning. In particular, you’ll be exploring texts that use mutliple modes (ie, like a film which usees audio and image to convey information) to create meaning
• There is a particular focus on contemporary communication technologies. NESA is ensuring that students gain literacy in contemporary media, especially digital literacy.
• You’ll explore one main text and several supplementary texts. Your main text might be a film, media, or interactive text (perhaps a game or show like Netflix’s Black Mirror – Bandersnatch)
• The expectation is that you’ll consider how the specific contemporary medium you explore has unique means of generating meaning for audiences.
• You also need to weigh up the ethical implications of contemporary forms of communication. NESA is challenging you to understand the positive and negative aspects of digital mediums.
• You are asked to consider the reach and influence that new communication technologies have as well as the different ways they are used to communicate with audiences.
• As different text types use a wide array of devices that are visual, aural or language, you’ll need to identify and analyse how these techniques develop meaning that is unique or specific to the form.
• Your assessment will require you to produce your own multimodal or digital text. in the process, you’ll learn about creating a responsible digital footprint.
• Students learn about narrative structure, setting, characterisation, imagery, and perspective to understand how composers convey their ideas in texts.
• You’ll work both collaboratively and independently.

If you would like to know more about Contemporary Possibilities, please read our detailed Guide on this Module (COMING SOON).

This Module requires students to do a close reading of a print text – drama, poetry, or novel – and evaluate its literary and cultural value.

• You will closely read a text and evaluate how it uses structure and technique to convey meaning.
• Through this, you’ll learn how authors express their ideas through a text’s construction, language, and ideas.
• You must develop their own interpretation of a text. You’ll identify the conventions of literary texts and genres and consider how the composers use these to create meaning.
• The main idea is that you develop your own understanding of what the text means or is about and how the composer has conveyed this.
• NESA wants you to focus on how elements of style, tone, and mood are used to create meaning and present it to audiences.
• Students will need to express their complex ideas clearly and concisely in a formal register with appropriate terminology. They will need to draft and refine their writing to ensure their audience can grasp their complex ideas.
• Module B allows students to be literary critics and to argue for their own reading of a text. This gives them the opportunity to compare and contrast their views of a text against those of others when discussing its meaning and value.

If you would like to know more about Close Study of Literature, please read our detailed Guide on this Module .

Why is it important to know your Modules?

Each Module is asking you to demonstrate specific knowledge and skills.

Knowing the Modules will allow you to these criteria and produce higher scoring results.

These are the main reasons you must take the time to learn the details of your module:

• The Modules give you a specific set of instructions about how to approach your texts. Familiarising yourself closely with the Modules will enable you to focus your analysis of the set texts to its specific concerns.
• The Module descriptions outline the different modes of assessment you may have to undertake.
• NESA uses specific terminology to explain the Modules approach to the text. Students should study these definitions and use the terms that NESA has employed so they share a common set of terms with their markers.
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Year 11 assessments for the English Modules

In Year 11, there are a specific number of assessment tasks you can be given.

In Year 11, students will only have 3 official assessment tasks of which only 1 can be an essay assessment.

With that in mind, here is what you need to know:

• Students will be producing fewer essays but will face an increased focus on critical thinking and analysis.
• You will still need to write critical essays, but you will also have to focus on an array of different assessment tasks.
• You will be assessed on multimodal tasks that combine some, or all, of the following skills: speaking, writing, reading, viewing, presenting, representing.
• There is no NESA requirement for a formal examination for English at the end of Year 11. This will be left up to individual schools.
• Some schools may choose to have a final end of year written examination on two or three modules.
• The likely assessment structure for most schools will be an essay task, a multi-modal oral task, and a creative piece or a creative reinterpretation of a text with a rationale.

Will I know what assessment I will have for which Module?

Not specifically, no. While the Year 11 Standard Modules don’t have a specific assessment type assigned to them, the Module rubrics place a certain emphasis on one assessment type over another .

Reading to Write favours imaginative recreations, Module A is concerned with multimodal or digital texts, and Module B has focuses on critical writing.

Any module may be the subject of a multimodal presentation task as the assessment. We take an in-depth look at the different Stage 6 assessments in Part 4 of our Beginner’s Guide to Acing HSC English .

Year 11 Common Module: Reading To Write | English Standard Study Guide

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Year 11 students are encouraged to work on the English Language papers, the GCSE English Literature Booklets and the Poems (power and conflict) below and visit the useful revision websites listed beneath.

AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1

AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2

GCSE English Literature (Macbeth)

GCSE English Literature (ACC)

GCSE English Literature (AIC)

Power and Conflict Poetry Booklet

1.    Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley

2.    London by William Blake

3.    Extract from the Prelude by William Wordsworth

4.    My Last Duchess by Robert Browning

5.    The Char of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson

6.    Exposure by Wilfred Owen

7.    Storm on the Island by Seamus Heaney

8.    Bayonet Chare by Ted Hughes

9.    Remains by Simon Armitage

10.  Poppies by Jane Weir

11.  War Photographer by Carol Ann Duffy

12.  Tissue by Imtiaz Dharker

13.  The Emigree by Carol Rumens

14.  Kamikaze by Beatrice Garland

15.  Checking Out Me History by John Agard

GCSE Useful English Revision Sites

AQA English Language

Helpful revision site that looks specifically at your GCSE exam board. Work through units on Reading and Writing and complete end of unit quizzes.  https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/examspecs/zcbchv4

Clear revision guide that walks you through each question of the two exams.  https://www.ktemplar.herts.sch.uk/Learning/English/GCSE_English_Language_Papers_1_and_2_Revision_Guide.pdf

Watch the revision video on how to approach the exams and make notes  https://lifemoreextraordinary.com/revision/revise-english-language-gcse-aqa/

Useful website that covers a multiple of topics and allows you to revise specific sections of the exam http://www.englishbiz.co.uk/

Mr Buff, is an outstanding English teacher and resource maker. His videos on youtube are extremely helpful and on his channel he has also created videos for all of your literature texts! Grab a notepad whilst watching to make those important notes!  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM2vdqz-7e4HAuzhpFuRY8w

AQA English Literature

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zgq3dmn https://www.norlington.net/assets/Uploads/Downloads/Macbeth-Revision-Booklet.pdf http://www.drapersacademy.com/Macbeth https://www.stokenewingtonschool.co.uk/asset/1911

An Inspector Calls

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zpr639q https://www.sparknotes.com/drama/an-inspector-calls/ https://revisionworld.com/a2-level-level-revision/english-literature-gcse-level/inspector-calls-j-b-priestley https://www.norlington.net/assets/Uploads/Downloads/An-Inspector-Calls-Revision-Booklet.pdf

A Christmas Carol

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwhkxsg http://www.drapersacademy.com/A-Christmas-Carol https://revisionworld.com/a2-level-level-revision/english-literature-gcse-level/christmas-carol-charles-dickens https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/christmascarol http://www.lawnmanor.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Xmas-Carol-revision-guide-1.pdf

Anthology Poems

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Aldenham School

• Aldenham School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
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• Aldenham School 11 Plus English Paper 2020
• Aldenham School 11 Plus English Paper 2022
• Aldenham School 11 Plus English Paper 2023
• Alleyns 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• Alleyns 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2

Bancroft’s School

• Bancroft’s School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• Bancroft’s School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2
• Bancroft’s School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2016
• Bancroft’s School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2017
• Bancroft’s School 11 Plus English Writing Task 1 2022
• Bancroft’s School 11 Plus English Writing Task 2 2022

Bishop Challoner School

• Bishop Challoner School 11 Plus English Sample Paper

Chigwell School

• Chigwell School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2019

City of London Freemans

• City of London Freemans 11 Plus English Sample Paper

City of London School

• City of London School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2018
• City of London School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper
• City of London School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper Group 2

City of London School for Girls

• City of London School for Girls 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2010
• City of London School for Girls 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2021

Colfe’s School

• Colfe’s School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• Colfe’s School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2

Dulwich College

• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper A
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper B
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper C
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper A 2023
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper A 2023 – Mark Scheme
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper B 2023
• Dulwich College 11 Plus English Specimen Paper C 2023

Eltham College

• Eltham College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2020
• Eltham College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2023

Emmanuel School

• Emmanuel School 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• Emmanuel School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• Emmanuel School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2
• Emmanuel School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 3
• Emmanuel School 11 Plus English Paper 2022

Forest School

• Forest School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2020

Haberdashers’ Boys’ School

• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2009
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2011
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2014
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2014 – Source
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2016
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2017
• Haberdashers’ Boys’ School 11 Plus English Paper 2017 – Source

Hampton Court House

• Hampton Court House 11 Plus English Sample Paper

Highgate School

• Highgate School 11 Plus English Sample Paper A
• Highgate School 11 Plus English Sample Paper B
• Highgate School 11 Plus English Sample Paper C
• Highgate School 11 Plus English Sample Paper D
• Highgate School 11 Plus English Sample Paper D – Mark Scheme

James Allen’s Girls’ School

• James Allen’s Girls’ School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 

Kent College

• Kent College 11 Plus English Sample Paper
• Kent College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2009

King’s College Wimbledon

• King’s College School Wimbledon 11 Plus English Paper Reading Paper 2015
• King’s College School Wimbledon 11 Plus English Writing Paper 2015
• King’s College School Wimbledon 11 Plus English Paper Section A 2017 (2019)
• King’s College School Wimbledon 11 Plus English Paper Section B 2017 (2019)
• King’s College School Wimbledon 11 Plus English Paper Section C 2017 (2019)
• King’s College School Wimbledon 11 Plus English Paper Section A 2023 (2025)

Latymer School

• Latymer School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 1 – Question Booklet 
• Latymer School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 1 – Extract
• Latymer School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 1 – Mark Scheme 
• Latymer School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2 – Question Booklet 
• Latymer School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2 – Extract 
• Latymer School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2 – Mark Scheme 
• Latymer School 11 Plus English Creative Writing Mark Scheme

Magdalen College School

• Magdalen College School 11 Plus English Paper

Manchester Grammar School

• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2010 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 1 2011
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 1 2011 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2011 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2011 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 1 2012
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 1 2012 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2012 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2012 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 1 2013
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 1 2013 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2013 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2013 – Map
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2 2013 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper A 2014
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper A 2014 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper B 2014 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper B 2014 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper A 2016
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper A 2016 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper B 2016 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper B 2016 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper A 2017
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper A 2017 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper B 2017 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper B 2017 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper Section A 2018
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper Section A 2018 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper Section B 2018 – Passage
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper Section B 2018 – Question Booklet
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Section A 2019
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Section A 2019 – Mark Scheme
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper Section B 2019 – Passage 
• Manchester Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper Section B 2019 – Question Booklet

Merchant Taylors School

• Merchant Taylors School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2010
• Merchant Taylors School 11 Plus English Practice Paper 

North London Collegiate School

• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2008
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2009
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2011
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2013
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2014
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Paper 2015
• North London Collegiate School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 

Oundle School

• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2011
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2013
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2014
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2016
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2017
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2018
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2019
• Oundle School 11 Plus English Paper 2020

Randor House School

• Randor House School 11 Plus English Paper

Reigate Grammar School

• Reigate Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• Reigate Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2019
• Reigate Grammar School 11 Plus English Paper 2022

Sevenoaks School

• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2011
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2013
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2014
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2015
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2016
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2017
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2018
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2019
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2020
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2021
• Sevenoaks 11 Plus English Paper 2022

Shebbear College

• Shebbear College 11 Plus English Paper

Solihull School

• Solihull School 11 Plus English Paper

St Albans School

• St Albans School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2016
• St Albans School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2017

St Augustine’s Priory

• St Augustine’s Priory 11 Plus English Paper 2016

St Francis’ College

• St Francis’ College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 
• St Francis’ College 11 Plus English Sample Paper – Mark Scheme

St Georges College Weybridge

• St George’s College Weybridge 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• St George’s College Weybridge 11 Plus English Specimen Paper
• St Mary’s School Cambridge 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2018

St Paul’s Girls’ School

• St Paul’s Girls’ 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• St Paul’s Girls’ 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2
• St Paul’s Girls’ 11 Plus English Comprehension Paper
• St Paul’s Girls’ 11 Plus English Paper 2016

Streatham and Clapham High

• Streatham and Clapham High School 11 Plus English Paper 2020
• Streatham and Clapham High School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper

Sydenham High School

• Sydenham High School 11 Plus English Sample Paper

The King’s School Chester

• The Kings School Chester 11 Plus English Specimen Paper
• The Kings School Chester 11 Plus English Paper – Extract
• The Kings School Chester 11 Plus English Paper – Question Booklet
• The Kings School Chester 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2019
• The Kings School Chester 11 Plus English Paper 2019 – Extract
• The Kings School Chester 11 Plus English Paper 2019 – Writing Section
• The Kingsley School 11 Plus English Paper
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 1
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 2
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 3
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 4
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 5
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Specimen Paper 6
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1 2022
• The Perse Upper School 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2 2022

Trinity School Croydon

• Trinity School 11 Plus English Sample Paper

Warwick School

• Warwick School 11 Plus English Sample Paper

11 Plus English Practice Papers - Grammar School

Crossley Heath & Halifax Grammar Schools

• Crossley Heath & Halifax Grammar Schools 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• Crossley Heath & Halifax Grammar Schools 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2
• Crossley Heath & Halifax Grammar Schools 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2016
• Crossley Heath & Halifax Grammar Schools 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2017

Dame Alice Owens School

• Dame Alice Owens School 11 Plus English Familiarisation Paper 1
• Dame Alice Owens School 11 Plus English Familiarisation Paper 2
• Dame Alice Owens School 11 Plus English Familiarisation Paper 2 – Mark Scheme

St Anselm’s College

• St Anselm’s College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1
• St Anselm’s College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 2
• St Anselm’s College 11 Plus English Sample Paper 1 2021

11 Plus English Practice Papers - Exam Boards

• CSSE 11+ English Continuous Writing Familiarisation
• CSSE 11+ English Continuous Writing Familiarisation – Mark Scheme
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2015
• CSSE 11+ English Continuous Writing 2015
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2015 – Mark Scheme
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2016
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2016 – Mark Scheme
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2017
• CSSE 11+ English Continuous Writing 2017
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2017 – Mark Scheme
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2018
• CSSE 11+ English Continuous Writing 2018
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2018 – Mark Scheme
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2019
• CSSE 11+ English Continuous Writing 2019
• CSSE 11+ English Paper 2019 – Mark Scheme
• GL 11+ English Paper 1
• GL 11+ English Paper 1 – Mark Scheme
• GL 11+ English Paper 2
• GL 11+ English Paper 2 – Mark Scheme

North London Girls’ Schools Consortium Group 1 & 2 (Now ‘The London 11+ Consortium’)

• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2008
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2009
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2011
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2013
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2014
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2015
• Group 1 11 Plus English Paper 2016
• Group 1 11 Plus English Sample Paper
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2008
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2009
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2010
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2011
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2012
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2013
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2014
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2015
• Group 2 11 Plus English Paper 2016

SET (Sutton Selective Eligibility Test)

• SET 11 Plus English Paper

11 Plus English Practice Papers - Publishers

• Bond 11+ English Sample Paper
• Bond 11+ Enlgish Sample – Mark Scheme
• Bond 11+ English Sample Paper 2
• CGP 11+ English Sample Paper
• CGP 11+ English Sample Paper – Mark Scheme

Class 11 Compulsory English Notes

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