Science-backed questions that grow your child’s maths
Every question is picked at just the right difficulty for your child: hard enough to be a real challenge, never so hard it's demoralising.
See the science behind every question2 weeks free · No adverts · No tracking
Secure at 11+ stretch level
The top of the scale: harder than the Year 6 curriculum
Example: how the score climbs, level by level, from Year 3 to 11+ stretch.
Specialising in 11+ mathematics
How we map your child's path to the 11+
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How it works
Never too easy. Never too hard.
Every question is picked for your child, so they’re always learning something new. Here’s how it works for Sam, in Year 5, practising fractions.
We see what they can do
Every answer tells us a little more about what your child can do, and what they’re ready for next.
Sam's last 5 fraction questions
4 right · 1 wrong
We pick the just-right question
Not one they’d find easy, and not one that would knock their confidence. Hard enough to make them think.
They climb, one step at a time
As they get better, the questions get harder with them, step by step towards the 11+.
Try it
Have a go. Try getting one wrong, too.
This is what your child sees: one question at a time, 5-option multiple choice in the style of GL Assessment 11+ papers. Questions are picked so they get about three in four right.
A coat costs £80. In a sale, the price is reduced by 25%. What is the sale price?
Getting some wrong is the point
About 75% correct is the goal. Each wrong answer shows what the mistake probably was, the steps to solve it, and a similar question to try.
Your child's view
The numbers are for you. The companion is for them.
Your child picks a lion, a tree or a dragon. It grows through six stages as their maths improves, and it never shrinks. You choose how much of the score they see.
What your child sees
Your companion · stage 4 of 6
Young dragon
Keep answering well and it will grow into a sky dragon.
Next treat for its home: Balloons in 8 questions.
You choose how much of the score your child sees
Tap an option to see the difference on the left.
Their real progress is tracked either way, and the companion never shrinks when you switch.
Getting started
Up and running in a few minutes
Try everything free for 2 weeks, then £10 a month.
- 1
Sign up
Create a parent account, add your child's nickname and school year, and set a 4-digit PIN.
- 2
Pick a companion
Your child chooses a lion, a tree or a dragon to grow.
- 3
Practise as they like
Rounds of ten questions, mixed or one topic. You follow along on your dashboard.
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Keep going if you love it
After 2 weeks, carry on monthly or yearly. You can cancel any time from the parent area.
Pricing
Simple pricing. Two weeks free.
Try everything free for 2 weeks, then choose monthly or yearly. Cancel any time.
Both plans include everything
The only difference is how you pay. Both start with 2 weeks free, and you can cancel any time.
- Questions matched to your child's level
- Every mistake explained, step by step
- A companion that grows with them
- Parent dashboard with a year-level score
- No adverts, no tracking
One subscription covers [up to N children] in your family.
Summit Maths at a glance
What it is
- Adaptive 11+ maths practice for ages 9 to 11
- Four topics, twenty kinds of question
- A parent dashboard with a year-level score
- 2 weeks free, then £10 a month
What it isn't, yet
- English, verbal or non-verbal reasoning
- Timed mock exams
- A phone app (it runs in your browser)
- A promise of exam results
Privacy first
- Children are a nickname and school year only
- No adverts, trackers or analytics
- Stored in London, PIN-locked parent area
- Delete everything, any time
Questions parents ask
What happens after the 2-week free trial?
Your subscription starts at £10 a month, or £80 a year, unless you cancel before the 2 weeks are up. You can cancel any time from the parent area, and delete your account and data whenever you like.
How long should my child practise?
Little and often works well. We suggest a round of 10 questions a few times a week. There are no timers, and nothing your child sees punishes them for missing a day.
Which 11+ does it prepare for?
Questions are 5-option multiple choice, in the style of GL Assessment 11+ maths papers. It covers four topics so far (four operations, fractions, percentages and angles), with more on the way. It's maths only for now.
Which devices does it work on?
Any phone, tablet or computer with a web browser. There's nothing to install. Your child plays on a device where you're logged in, and the parent area is locked with your own PIN.
What do you do with our data?
We only keep what's needed: your email and first name, your child's nickname and school year, and their answers. It's stored in London, never used for adverts or shared, and you can delete everything at any time from the parent area. Read the privacy notice
Start your child's path to the 11+
Try Summit Maths free for 2 weeks. It takes a couple of minutes to set up, and you can cancel any time.
