11+WRITINGCOACH
11+ writing blog | practical parent guidance

Real-world 11+ writing support for parents who want clarity, not guesswork

These guides are written for busy UK families who want their child to improve in creative writing without turning practice into stress. Each article focuses on one common parent concern: what good work looks like, how to use exam papers effectively, how to build stronger vocabulary, and how to keep a routine that actually lasts.

New: 11+ Revision Hub (Timetables + Study Plans + Downloads)

If you want the new revision-planning cluster in one place, use the revision hub for timetables, year-by-year planning, 30-minute routines, creative writing revision, and free planner downloads.

Browse the new evergreen writing hubs

If you want topic-based routes instead of a long blog list, use the guides hub to jump straight into creative writing, story planning, vocabulary, descriptive writing, and exam-technique pathways.

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Latest posts

Revision planning | 7 min read

11+ Creative Writing Revision Plan

An 11+ creative writing revision plan for busy families covering vocabulary building, story structure, descriptive writing, and weekly practice routines.

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Published 24 February 2026

Revision planning | 5 min read

30 Minutes a Day 11+ Study Plan

A 30 minutes a day 11+ study plan for working parents with a realistic weekday routine, weekend catch-up structure, and revision priorities.

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Published 24 February 2026

Resources | Downloads

Free 11+ Study Planner Pack

Download a free 11+ study planner pack with a weekly planner, vocabulary tracker, and writing planner PDFs for busy families.

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Published 24 February 2026

School Admissions Guides (UK-wide)

Start here if your child has a school shortlist and you want plain-English guidance on what official pages currently say, plus what to do next week.

Want to turn one writing sample into a clear practice plan?

Many parents use these guides alongside 11 Plus Writing Coach when they want specific next steps after each submission: what to praise, what to fix first, and what to practise next.