Find out exactly where your child needs help.
Your child sits a short test on screen in one subject at their year level. You get a clear report of what they are confident with, the specific skills to work on and how to help at home — and practice papers on the areas to work on, to sit on screen or print.
- Free test and full report
- About 20–35 minutes
- No account needed to start
1Your child’s year level
Primary
Secondary
VCE
2The subject
How it works
Step 1
The test
One question at a time, on screen. Then a few follow-up questions chosen from the answers, to check anything that could go either way.
Step 2
The report
Every area of the subject, weakest first: the skills answered right and wrong, how firm each result is, and three ways to help at home.
Step 3
Practice papers
Papers built only on the areas to work on, new every time — sat on screen or printed with an answer key. Three a month in the plan; $20 each for VCE.
Step 4
Re-test
A few weeks later, sit it again. It never repeats a question, and the report shows each area going up, down or holding steady.
Built not to over-read a short test
A child can miss a question they know. So the test never turns one wrong answer into a weakness:
- Every result says how firm it is. Each area is a clear result, likely, or an early sign, depending on how many questions back it up. An early sign is never called a weakness.
- Unsettled results get more questions. After the first part, the test asks again where the answer could still go either way, and asks a second question on any skill missed once, to tell a slip from a gap.
- Luck is left out. Answers your child marks as a guess, and answers tapped in a couple of seconds, count in the score but not as evidence.
- Re-tests add up. Each sitting is combined with the ones before it, so the picture firms up — and shows progress — over time.
It is a snapshot from a short test, not a formal assessment or a comparison with other children.