christinefromnr crewe wrote:
I don’t have another ipad to test it with so what do I do now.
Consider visiting any retail store that has display iPads for customers to try. Try pairing your Pencil with a [compatible] display model; if the Pencil doesn't work, you have demonstrated that the Pencil is dead.
If the Pencil does work, take the Pencil home and re-pair with your own iPad; hopefully the Pencil will successfully pair. If not, this will indicate that the problem lies with your iPad. Substitution is an effective and conclusive troubleshooting technique.
Your alternative is to take both your iPad and Pencil to the Genius Bar at an Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP), where they will be hands-on tested and assessed at no cost. If a fault is identified, you'll be in the best possible place to explore your available options:
Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple