Free check-up
Where does your child stand?
A free check-up, no account needed: about twelve questions, about twelve minutes. At the end, you know what is mastered, what needs review, and why.
- Free
- No account
- About a dozen minutes
- It covers what your child has already studied this year, from the start of school until late October (national curriculum), and the basics from last year that this year builds on.
- No grade: for each topic, “mastered” or “to review”, with what the mistake reveals.
- Let your child answer alone. If they don’t know, that’s fine: that is exactly what we want to find out.
How it works
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You choose
Your child’s subject and class: the assessment only covers what has been taught.
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They answer alone
About a dozen questions, on a phone or a computer. No timer.
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You read the result
Topic by topic: learnt, or to review — with what the mistake reveals.
What the result looks like
Each concept is marked “mastered” or “to review”. There is no grade: an overall percentage would hide what matters most, namely which concept to work on first.
Long division · To review.
What the mistake reveals: for 47 ÷ 5, the answer “8, remainder 7” leaves a remainder larger than the divisor: the division needed to go one step further (9, remainder 2).
Equivalent fractions · Mastered.
What the assessment measures
The assessment follows the official Moroccan curriculum for the 5th and 6th years of primary school. It only asks about what has already been taught on the day you take it: at the start of the year, the previous year; during the year, the basics of the previous year and what has been covered since school started.
- Mathematics — numbers and calculation, fractions and decimals, measurement, geometry, problem solving.
- French — grammar, conjugation, spelling and vocabulary.
- Arabic — sentence structure (التراكيب), morphology (الصرف والتحويل) and spelling (الإملاء).
Who is it for?
- Parents who want to know where their child stands without waiting for the next test.
- Tutors, before the first session with a new pupil: you know straight away where to start.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take?
About twelve minutes, for about twelve questions.
Do I need to create an account?
No. No personal data is requested; a link lets you see the results again later.
Can my child get help?
It is better to let them answer alone: a prompted answer hides precisely the concept that needs more work.
And after the assessment?
The results invite you to request access to the platform: there, your child receives a daily revision plan built on their class curriculum.
Where does your child stand?
About a dozen minutes to find out, no account needed.
Start the check-up