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Bond Assessment sells commercial 11+ workbooks — useful for timing drills, but not the papers your target school sets. Here is how Bond practice compares to authentic school past papers, and where Bond fits in a sensible prep plan.
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Every Bond Assessment paper we have is free to download — 1 ready paper (0 English, 1 Maths). Worked answers, marking and topic reports are available when you unlock a paper. Topics covered across worked answers include Algebra, Geometry, Numbers.
If you landed here looking for Bond 11+ workbooks to buy, Bond Assessment papers are sold by Oxford University Press — we do not retail those products. What we do hold is Bond-style sample maths for parents who already use Bond and want timed practice with worked answers. Treat Bond as a supplement: real selective schools set their own English and Maths papers, and those are what your child needs to rehearse in the final months. Use the comparison below to decide when Bond helps and when to switch to authentic school papers from CSSE, NLIGSC, Latymer and your shortlist.
Bond-style Maths practice builds pace and topic coverage that transfers to many GL-influenced 11+ assessments — but should sit alongside, not replace, school-specific papers.
Parents searching "bond 11 plus papers" usually want Bond Assessment workbooks. We do not sell those — we hold Bond-style sample maths for timing practice. For the exam your child will sit, prioritise papers from your target school or consortium.
| Commercial practice (Bond) | Real school past papers | |
|---|---|---|
| What they are | Commercial 11+ workbooks and sample papers from Bond 11+ (Oxford University Press). Written for general 11+ preparation, not a specific school admissions test. | Papers set by grammar schools, independents or consortia (CSSE, NLIGSC, ISEB-style, etc.) — the formats, timings and mark schemes your child faces on exam day. |
| Best for | Building stamina, revising topics and getting comfortable with timed multiple-choice or short-answer maths at ages 10–11. | Rehearsing the exact question styles, writing tasks and pacing of your target schools before the real sitting. |
| Limitations | Will not match a specific school English writing rubric, CSSE continuous writing, or consortium mark schemes. Scores on Bond papers do not predict a school pass mark. | Each school publishes different timings and topics — rotate several schools rather than repeating one paper. |
| Our recommendation | Use Bond (or similar packs) early in Year 5 for topic coverage, then taper off as you move to real papers. | From spring of Year 5 onwards, centre prep on authentic papers from your shortlist — with worked answers and topic marking to fix gaps quickly. |
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Practice scoring only — not a school cut-off.
Bond papers are for practice. They do not map to a single grammar or independent school pass mark.
Every Bond Assessment question paper downloads free. Screenshots of the marking, explanations and topic report included when you unlock a paper.
Question papers below are free to download. Unlock worked answers and marking per paper when you need them.
Buy individual Bond Assessment toolkits for £6 each, or unlock Maths, English or all papers with a pack.
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