The closest thing to the real exam

AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas, CCEA and Cambridge, in one place. Pick a board, subject, level and year. Every paper opens on the official board website: we link you to the source and never host exam papers ourselves.

Dash the Racer, a WAJD Academy crew member

Past papers

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How to actually use a past paper

Alize, our Scholar, does it in four passes. Most people stop after the first.

Pass one

Sit it properly, with a clock

Treat it like the real thing. No notes, no pausing, correct timing. A paper done comfortably tells you nothing useful.

Pass two

Mark it honestly against the scheme

The official mark scheme shows exactly where marks are won and lost. Being generous to yourself here only postpones the bad news.

Pass three

List only the topics that lost marks

That list is your revision plan. Revise those, not the comfortable topics you already know, which is what most students do instead.

Pass four, a few days later

Sit another paper and check the gap closed

Leaving a few days is the point: it proves the fix survived, rather than proving you can remember something you read ten minutes ago.

When a paper exposes a weak topic, use our free AI tutor and interactive GCSE topics to fix it, then come back and prove it on the next paper.

Common questions about past papers

Are past papers free on WAJD Academy?

Yes. WAJD Academy is free with no ads. We link you straight to the official past papers and mark schemes published by each exam board on their own website. We never host or sell exam papers.

Which exam boards can I find?

AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC and Eduqas, CCEA in Northern Ireland and Cambridge, plus official 11 Plus familiarisation papers by region. Filter by board, subject, level and year.

Where do the papers come from?

Every paper opens on the exam board's own official website. WAJD Academy is a free directory that links to the source, so you always get the genuine, up to date paper and mark scheme.

Are mark schemes included?

Yes. Where a direct link is listed, the mark scheme sits next to the question paper, and the official board pages include mark schemes for every paper.

Can I get 11 Plus past papers here?

Yes. The 11 Plus is run regionally, so select the 11 Plus board above to reach the official free familiarisation papers for your area, or read our full 11 Plus guide for every region.